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New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
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New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Stats, Info and Facts
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1,775 Students

22% Admitted

  • 1,895 full time
  • 334 part time
  • 1,046 men full time
  • 395 women full time
  • 612 applied
  • 431 admitted
  • 324 enrolled

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1,412 Undergraduates

$5,841 Tuition/Year

  • 390 Graduates
  • 123 Non-Degree
  • $5,841 in state
  • $1,050 fees
  • $8,510 room & board
  • $1,130 books and supplies

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At a Glance

Institution Type: Public
Campus Setting: Southwest Town, remote from an urban area
Highest Degree Offered: Doctor's degree - research/scholarship
Level of Institution: Four or more years
Calendar: Semester
Reviews in 3 Sentences
  • Levi
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  • The learning environment is excellent. There is help whenever you need it. Everyone is very sociable.…

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  • Marc from Socorro, NM
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  • New Mexico Tech is a very good School, and has one of the most difficult curriculum I've seen. However, the reputation of the school with companies across the globe has…

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  • Steven
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  • Tech is a great place for those who want a good education. You have to be a special kind of person to go here though. You have to be dedicated…

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New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
  • Located in Socorro, NM
  • Public
  • 1,775 students enrolled
  • 22% admitted
  • $5,841 annual cost to attend

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Student Responses to Review Topic: Am I Enjoying Being Here
  • 4
  • Jon from Albuquerque, NM
  • I am a current student here

    Socorro is a very small town and there isn't a lot of options for recreation and entertainment beyond the college campus itself. This can be good because it is easier to focus on homework, but after four years Socorro can feel pretty small. An upside is that everyone you know lives five minutes away from you at most so it is really easy to get activities going if you want. Depending on what you like, this could be a great fit for you.

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  • Student from Socorro, NM
  • I am a current student here

    Socorro is a small town, but all the people are friendly. For the most part both students and faculty tend to stay on or near campus so there is a strong sense of community between the entire campus. It's very easy to get involved at NMT; an excellent Student Association supports a wide variety of clubs, both social and athletic.

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  • Andres from Socorro, NM
  • I am a current student here

    Yes, I grew up in Denver, Colorado, so at first the move to Socorro, New Mexico was hard. Socorro is an extremely different environment from a big city but there are many activities besides school that help keep many busy. For example, I am a huge work out buff being that i played football in high school so i often use the work out facilities here, which are phenomenal. In addition to my work out schedule I have also picked up rock climbing/ bouldering since i began attending NMT.

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