New Mexico State University
Locations: Las Cruces (NM)
Annual Tuition: $25,307
Student Reviews
Anonymous
Reviewed: 12/6/2025
Degree: Business Administration
I have attended courses at NMSU off and on campus. The school's best feature for me is the cost of attendance being extremely low compared to many other state universities around the country. I saw some issues with conflicts of interest in my undergraduate coursework. I have a total of 3 master degrees from 3 different universities and I would rate this school in the middle between those others.
CS
Reviewed: 5/22/2023
Degree: Psychology
I will say the Bachelor program in Psychology is overall pretty good with high level professors. This is most definitely not a career launching program, so you will need to pursue a masters degree for a well paying career. But for a bachelors here, the classes offered are interesting (psychology and the law, social psyche, abnormal psyche). However there are some required courses that are so specialized like psychology and the brain which seems to be more for a medical career seeker. The advisors... Read More
Rose Urquidi
Reviewed: 9/16/2019
Degree: Counseling
The professors were great and very helpful. If they saw that you were trying to succeed they would help you try to reach your goals no matter how much you were struggling. The professors also help you as much as possible if you are planning on going to graduate school. They will get you all the resources you will need to apply for graduate school. As an undergrad in Counseling and community psychology there were a few of us who graduated with that degree, which I thought was great because you go... Read More
Rose Urquidi
Reviewed: 9/16/2019
Degree: Counseling
The professors were great and very helpful. If they saw that you were trying to succeed they would help you try to reach your goals no matter how much you were struggling. The professors also help you as much as possible if you are planning on going to graduate school. They will get you all the resources you will need to apply for graduate school. As an undergrad in Counseling and community psychology there were a few of us who graduated with that degree, which I thought was great because you go... Read More
Jacob Determan
Reviewed: 5/21/2019
Degree: English
NMSU is not perfect. It sits in a medium-sized city that usually doesn't have much to offer in terms of entertainment. However, for someone who is dedicated to getting a quality education, this is a good place to be. The English department is small and lacks a lot that other programs have but the faculty is great and will guide you to your goals.
Emily Ericson
Reviewed: 5/1/2019
Degree: Psychology
I attended this school because I was awarded a scholarship which assisted me financially. This university has seemingly exceptional programs in certain fields of study, such as engineering, however limited in others. Studying psychology at this university, the classes were met with basic instruction and offered narrow insight to the options of careers psychology offers. The psychology degree program did not have academic advisers during the years which I attended, thus limiting my exposure and ability... Read More
Beware of OTA
Reviewed: 9/13/2018
Degree: Healthcare Administration
I looked into the online OTA already holding a BS & postgrad credits, for an OTA. I sent over my transcripts to an advisor expecting only to retake A&P, but no, they were going to make me retake all prereqs except one! Freshman English and reading for some "liberal arts requeirment" an AA w/a BS degree.
Jill Campbell Farris
Reviewed: 5/24/2018
Degree: Education
I attended NMSU in the 1980's so I'm sure the school has changed since then but I loved New Mexico State. I could have gone to the University of New Mexico (where my dad taught for many years) but chose the quieter town of Las Cruces and the Agricultural background of NMSU. My education was solid. I was challenged. I was an honors English student in high school and loved the relatively small English department at NMSU but chose to get an education degree. All in all it was a good experience.
Katherine E Chudy
Reviewed: 3/1/2018
Degree: Fine Arts
New Mexico State University is a wonderful school for a multitude of reasons. The academic program is tough and rigorous, and I think it does an excellent job of simulating the experience of being a teaching and producing artist in the real world after graduation. There are many opportunities for working in a gallery, as a teacher, and as a tech or administrative assistant, giving the student a wide range of potential work experience within the safety of a supervised program. Students can try on... Read More
Shaneel Pratap
Reviewed: 12/23/2017
Degree: Sociology
Greetings! Thank you for giving me the opportunity in participating in this scholarly program. I would highly recommend future students in applying to the NMSU Sociology and Women's Studies Program because the Professors are magnificent and care!
Anonymous
Reviewed: 9/1/2017
Degree: Mathematics
Professors are nice, however, courses taught are not competitive
Anonymous
Reviewed: 9/1/2017
Degree: Social Work
Take advantage of all the opportunities. Choose a program that allows for internships, as they will give you some of the most valuable part of your education. Internships give you the opportunity to apply all you have learned in a safe environment.
Survey Taker
Reviewed: 5/22/2017
Degree: Mathematics
I'd like to see more in-person, challenging classes. Too many online classes.
ornge
Reviewed: 5/22/2017
Degree: Public Health
I enjoyed it, the atmosphere, and the options available to students
Yirzely Villanueva
Reviewed: 3/30/2017
Degree: Elementary Education
I have never stepped foot into New Mexico until I had gone to college. However, the school and the whole town of Las Cruces opened its arms to me during my whole time there. The staff made me feel like they were committed to our success. I feel like the degree program in itself was designed to give students more than hands-on experiences. Apart from observations and field work, we really got to interact with the schools, district, and community at large.
Paola Sosa
Reviewed: 3/28/2017
Degree: Fine Arts
Overall I believe NMSU is a beautiful campus with diverse faculty and students. However, the Art Department is in need of a serious update. At the moment the old gymnasium of the campus was turned into the Art Dept that we know of today. As an art student, with an emphasis in Photography and Graphic Design, I experienced first hand the lack of equipment and space provided for art students. While attending the university, Photography students were working with 20+ year old lighting equipment and older... Read More
Saba Gill
Reviewed: 3/7/2017
Degree: Biology
New Mexico State University is one of the best institute I have ever attended. Faculty and staff is really supporting for graduate students and I bet also for undergraduates. Here, we have most of the facilities and equipment to carry out advance level experiments. NMSU is all about discovery and I glad I chose this university for my graduate studies. I would highly recommend NMSU to every one, If they really want to succeed in their future endeavors.
Janet Ott
Reviewed: 12/17/2016
Degree: Agriculture
I am very happy with my course of study. The classes seem very applicable to my future career goals. The professors are very supportive and easy to talk to. It is easy to work with professors in other programs. The campus family housing is great and the cost is good. I like the campus and the surrounding community.
Davion Lockridge
Reviewed: 12/5/2016
Degree: Exercise Science
New Mexico State University is a wonderful school, I remember when I first came in I had to get adjusted fast because I was commuting from home but other than that I had a good time being their and the classes were pretty great as well. I would definitely recommend this to future students.
Brandi Hays
Reviewed: 9/19/2016
Degree: Hospitality Management
Depending on the major that you choose to pursue , New Mexico State University is a great University to attend. Tuition is inexpensive, they take most transfer credits, the classes themselves are taught by professor's who are not just educated but have real world experience and have a knack for teaching. They will take an interest in your life and help you pursue any education that you seek. You will be rewarded for hard work. If you slack it they will do everything they can to help you get back... Read More