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Adrian Schmitt, the programs coordinator for ASUNM governmental affairs, sits in one of the student government offices on the lower level of the Student Union Building on March 1, 2018. He visited the Roundhouse during this year’s legislative session to advocate for students to have more scholarship funding.
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The history and future of the Lottery Scholarship

A college education could mean everything. For some, the only way to have a college education is with the help of financial aid, and for many New Mexico residents, a large chunk of that financial aid has been slipping away. After the recent legislative session, the stability of the Lottery Scholarship — which helps some 26,000 students statewide — has been threatened again.

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