New Mexico has 46 colleges and universities.
44 schools offer undergraduate programs and 13 schools offer graduate programs.
In New Mexico, there are 1 ABA-accredited law schools and 1 LCME-accredited medical schools.
Admission & SAT Scores
On average, 78.5% of applicants are admitted to New Mexico colleges.
The admission rate ranges from 44.5% to 97.5% across colleges in New Mexico.
The average SAT score at New Mexico colleges is 1,117. SAT scores range from 940 to 1,420 across colleges in New Mexico.
Financial Aid
On average, 55.02% students have received grants and/or scholarships at New Mexico colleges. The average amount of aid received is $7,454
Best New Mexico colleges
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology is ranked #1 in the New Mexico college rankings, followed by Eastern New Mexico University-Main Campus in second place.
Highest Tuition & Fees
St. John's College is the most expensive college in New Mexico with a tuition & fees of $40,514 and University of New Mexico-Main Campus has the second-highest tuition & fees of $33,060.
Highest Graduate Tuition
For graduate programs, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology requires the most expensive tuition & fees of $28,835 and University of New Mexico-Main Campus has the second-highest graduate tuition & fees of $28,734.
Highest SAT Scores
St. John's College has the highest SAT scores of 1,420 submitted by enrolled students and New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology has the second-highest SAT score of 1,205.
Largest New Mexico colleges
University of New Mexico-Main Campus is the largest college with 23,124 students and Central New Mexico Community College has the second-most students of 19,342.
Largest Online colleges
Central New Mexico Community College has the most online students of 7,623 students and New Mexico State University-Main Campus has the second-most online students of 3,649.