Northern New Mexico College is a post-secondary school located in El Rito and Espanola, New Mexico. It offers students the option of pursing two-year and four-year degrees. It offers degree programs in business administration, teacher education, nursing, radiology, biology and engineering. All totaled, Northern New Mexico College offers nearly 70 bachelor
| Overall Score (about) | 51.8 |
| Total Cost On-Campus Attendance | $6,152 |
| Admission Success rate | N/A |
| Student Ratio Students-to-Faculty | 15 : 1 |
| Retention (full-time / part-time) | 41% / 33% |
| Enrollment Total (all students) | 926 |
Northern New Mexico College requires students to apply and be accepted before they can register for classes. It is recommended students apply about one month before classes begin.
Northern New Mexico College is an open-admissions school. Students do not need minimum SAT or ACT schools. However, the school does administer a COMPASS Placement Test to determine course levels and eligibility for financial aid. The school also allows high school students to enroll in college classes, but they, too, must pass the COMPASS Placement Test.
Transfer students have their transcripts evaluated, and transfer credits are accepted based on the transcripts from all colleges and universities.
Northern New Mexico College administers grants, loans, scholarships and employment opportunities for its students. It also allows students who are from Western states other than New Mexico to receive a reduction out-of-state tuition.
Once students fill out the financial aid forms, they are eligible for a number of financial awards. Scholarships are awarded based on academic achievement, service and talent. There are also many scholarships available outside the school, including those from the community and local businesses. Some larger scholarships include the Legislative Lottery Scholarship, which helps pays the tuition expenses for New Mexico high school graduates whom plan on attending a New Mexico college or university. The school
There are about 2,000 students enrolled at Northern New Mexico College each semester. About 74 percent of those students are Hispanic, with males representing about 37 percent of the student body and females 63 percent.
Northern New Mexico College offers students a career services office, a childcare center, a monthly student publication called
Northern New Mexico College has a number of intramural sports for students. It also features two sports teams — men
Northern New Mexico College
Northern New Mexico was founded in 1909 after the then-New Mexico Legislature determined a school was needed to train teachers to teach the state
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