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Four-year colleges in New Mexico

10 four-year colleges (7 public) with 38,609 undergraduates in total. Sorted by size; click any column to re-sort.

median net price $17,932median graduation 44%median earnings $44,868
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CollegeSectorUndergradsAdmitNet priceGrad.EarningsDebt
University of New Mexico-Main Campus logoUniversity of New Mexico-Main CampusAlbuquerquePublic17,24495%$19,96654%$50,072$16,500
New Mexico State University-Main Campus logoNew Mexico State University-Main CampusLas CrucesPublic11,94689%$6,31354%$43,922$14,980
Eastern New Mexico University-Main Campus logoEastern New Mexico University-Main CampusPortalesPublic3,35792%$5,23839%$44,198$13,750
Western New Mexico University logoWestern New Mexico UniversitySilver CityPublic2,026—$6,32844%$41,452$15,875
New Mexico Highlands University logoNew Mexico Highlands UniversityLas VegasPublic1,451—$18,31530%$48,104$11,745
New Mexico Institute of Mining and TechnologySocorroPublic99544%$20,86255%$71,723$13,892
Brookline College-AlbuquerqueAlbuquerqueFor-profit542—$35,89544%$37,804$16,063
St. John's CollegeSanta FeNonprofit36853%$22,48070%$45,537$20,000
University of the SouthwestHobbsNonprofit346—$17,55019%$47,669$15,989
Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture and Arts DevelopmentSanta FePublic33498%$11,19918%$26,385—
Net price: average per year after grants · Grad.: within 6 years · Earnings: median, 10 years after entry · Source: College Scorecard