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  Public Four-Year UniversitiesUniversity of New Mexico – AlbuquerqueThe state’s flagship research university with multiple branch campuses (Gallup, Los Alamos, Taos, Valencia). Offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs.
New Mexico State University – Las CrucesComprehensive research university with branch campuses in Alamogordo, Carlsbad, Dona Ana, and Grants. Known for engineering, agriculture, and science programs.
New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology – SocorroSTEM-focused research university specializing in science, engineering, and technology programs.
Eastern New Mexico University – PortalesPublic university with branch campuses in Roswell and Ruidoso, offering undergraduate and graduate degrees.
New Mexico Highlands University – Las VegasPublic university with additional centers in Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe, and Farmington. Known for education, social work, and business programs.
Western New Mexico University – Silver CityRegional public university with branch campuses in Deming and Lordsburg. Offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs.
Northern New Mexico College – EspañolaPublic baccalaureate college serving northern New Mexico with associate and bachelor’s degrees.
Public Community Colleges
Central New Mexico Community College – AlbuquerqueThe largest community college in the state, offering associate degrees, certificates, and workforce training.
Clovis Community College – ClovisOffers associate degrees, certificates, and adult education programs.
Doña Ana Community College – Las CrucesBranch of NMSU, offering associate degrees and certificates in a variety of fields.
Luna Community College – Las VegasComprehensive community college serving northeastern New Mexico.
Mesalands Community College – TucumcariKnown for wind energy technology and paleontology programs.
New Mexico Junior College – HobbsOffers associate degrees, certificates, and continuing education.
New Mexico Military Institute – RoswellMilitary junior college offering high school and associate degree programs.
Northern New Mexico College – EspañolaAlso offers associate degrees and certificates as a community college.
San Juan College – FarmingtonLarge community college with a wide range of associate degree and certificate programs.
Santa Fe Community College – Santa FeOffers associate degrees, certificates, and workforce training programs.
Southeast New Mexico College – CarlsbadFormerly NMSU Carlsbad, now an independent community college.
Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute – AlbuquerqueTribal community college offering technical and academic programs for Native American students.
Tribal Colleges and Universities
Institute of American Indian Arts – Santa FeNationally recognized tribal college specializing in Native American arts and cultural studies.
Navajo Technical University – CrownpointTribal university offering certificates, associate, bachelor’s, and master’s degrees, primarily serving the Navajo Nation.
Diné College – Shiprock & CrownpointTribal college serving the Navajo Nation, with associate and bachelor’s degree programs.
Private Colleges and Universities
College of Santa Fe – Santa FePrivate liberal arts college (note: now closed, but included for historical reference).
University of the Southwest – HobbsPrivate Christian university offering undergraduate and graduate degrees.
St. John's College – Santa FePrivate liberal arts college known for its Great Books curriculum.
Southwestern College – Santa FePrivate graduate school specializing in counseling and art therapy.
Brookline College – AlbuquerquePrivate for-profit college offering healthcare and business programs.
Carrington College – AlbuquerquePrivate for-profit college focused on healthcare education.
National American University – AlbuquerquePrivate for-profit university offering a variety of degree programs.
University of Phoenix – AlbuquerquePrivate for-profit university offering online and in-person degree programs.
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