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Academic Common Market
Are you eligible for the Academic Common Market?
The Academic Common Market (ACM) is a special program that allows students from participating states to register for unique academic majors at Middle Tennessee State University without paying out-of-state tuition fees.
Taking advantage of the Academic Common Market at MTSU is an easy two-step qualification process:
- you must apply to MTSU and be accepted,
- you provide your ACM State Coordinator with proof of your acceptance and verification of your intended major field of study.
A four-part requirement insures that you will retain your in-state benefits.
- Enroll continuously for Fall and Spring semesters as a full-time student (9 graduate credit hours minimum)
- Remain a student in your ACM major
- Remain in Good Academic Standing
- Maintain a permanent address in state certifying for ACM
Eligible Graduate Programs and Participating States
Aviation Administration (M.S.)
Kentucky, Louisiana, South Carolina, Texas
Business Education (M.Ed.)
Louisiana
Economics [Financial Economics] (M.A.)
Alabama
Health, Physical Education, and Recreation [Sport Management] (M.S.)
South Carolina
History [Public History] (M.A.)
Alabama, Mississippi
Horse Science (M.S.)
Texas, West Virginia
Professional Sciences [Biotechnology] (M.S.)
Alabama
Psychology [Experimental] (M.A.)
Florida
Public History (Ph.D.)
Alabama, Florida
Recording Arts and Technologies (M.F.A.)
Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, South Carolina,
Virginia, West Virginia
Academic Common Market State Coordinators
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Alabama
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Alabama Commission on Higher Education
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(334) 242-2209
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Arkansas
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Arkansas Department of Higher Education
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(501) 371-2038
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Delaware
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Delaware Higher Education Commission
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(302) 577-5240
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Florida
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Board of Governors, State University System of Florida
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(850) 245-9701
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Georgia
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Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia
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(404) 656-0765
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Kentucky
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Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education
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(502) 573-1555
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Louisiana
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Louisiana Board of Regents
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(225) 342-4253
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Maryland
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Maryland Higher Education Commission
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(410) 260-4536
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Mississippi
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Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning
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(601) 432-6422
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North Carolina
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UNC Academic Common Market State Coordinator
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(919) 962-4597
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Oklahoma
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Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education
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(405) 225-9170
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South Carolina
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South Carolina Commission on Higher Education
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(803) 737-2248
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Tennessee
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Tennessee Higher Education Commission
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(615) 741-7572
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Texas
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Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board
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(512) 427-6225
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Virginia
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State Council of Higher Education for Virginia
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(804) 225-2621
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West Virginia
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Higher Education Policy Commission
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(304) 558-0262
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If Middle Tennessee State University offers a program which is not available in your home state and is not yet ACM approved, we urge you to contact your state ACM coordinator for approval of the program. Your state coordinator retains the right to make a final decision regarding your eligibility.
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