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Went through a hybrid EMT-I course with UNM. Instructors were good and the course material was decent. Course was unorganized and we did have a lot of issues with communication and getting paperwork back. Trying to get my course completion certificate after I completed the course was an absolute pain. The EMSA secretary was initially helpful but then became very rude and disrespectful when I called back for an update and told me if I continued to call back for an update, she would delay my process... Read More of getting my course completion certificate. I have had other people tell me not to go through UNM for schooling and after this experience I would agree with them and recommend other not go through the school as well.

UNM was a great school to attend for both bachelors and masters degrees because of the diverse and welcoming environment the school provided. Though it is a smaller university, there were student organizations for all populations of students so they would have a place to feel welcome. The faculty were always attentive to their students and cared about their success at the university. The area surrounding the university needs work, which the city is doing, slowly, but I don't think that should have... Read More a huge impact on the decision to attend UNM.

The Earth Science department at the University of New Mexico were extremely enthusiastic and knowledgeable. The university had a large diversity of coursework within the earth sciences, involving hydrology, policy, geology, GIS, and statistics. Professors were very knowledgeable, willing to work with students, and had a genuine interest in their field. Lots of research opportunities for students to get involved and scholarships to help students accomplish their academic goals. Different laboratories... Read More on site to gain real world experience. Collaboration between universities is fostered, you often find other researchers collaborating here. Smaller department, but you get really close with your classmates and familiar with all the staff involved.

The actual quality of education is very good at UNM, and especially within my smaller major, I was able to connect well with my professors and classmates. UNM also offers many scholarships and grants that help with the financial aspect of attending college, and is the primary reason I chose to attend. The biggest downside is the location. Albuquerque and New Mexico as a whole have beautiful nature but not a ton to do for people who like or are used to big cities. There are also very frequent LoboAlerts... Read More regarding safety and police activity on campus which can be a stressor or concern. As a whole, I am satisfied with the education I received.

UNM is sometimes jokingly called 鈥淗arvard of the Rio Grande鈥�, but I鈥檓 inclined to take this statement seriously. While many of my peers *were* jetting off to Harvard and other Ivies after high school, I quickly learned from their experiences that the education I was receiving at UNM was comparable鈥攊f not better in certain cases. My class sizes were relatively small and the quality of instruction was high. I had direct access to my professors and got to know some of them so well that they are still... Read More a presence in my life some 22 years later. The beautiful and unique architecture on campus is unlike anything I鈥檝e experienced at other schools. As an in-state resident with a suitable GPA, I was a lucky recipient of the so-called Lottery Scholarship, which gave me the bonus of a free undergraduate education. Flashier and fancier schools may call to you with their siren song, but consider the humble and lesser-known institutions when choosing colleges. They may well surprise you!

The professors in special education are great. They all actually taught in the field, are very knowledgeable and caring. The campus was okay. I often felt unsafe during classes held later at night. The lighting is horrible and it seemed like crime was literally in your face on that campus. Financial Aid is ignorant. I won鈥檛 mince words. You will end up doing their job for them. That department could not find their way out of a wet paper bag with a map and guide leading them. Essentially they got... Read More theirs so screw yours. Think very carefully about the following before you waste time and effort. 鈥� Do you want challenging classwork or do you want easy A classes? (The coursework does not have rigor here) 鈥�Do you value your time? (You will have to deal with their ignorant financial aid office and jobs on campus equally ignorant) 鈥� Do you value your safety? ( I was on campus Spring 22 before we went online, crime alerts everyday. Literally someone robbed outside the library across from the ed building) 鈥� Do you value ROI stemming from reputation? (If you are just starting out in your career you will make less by attending this school. I know its an 鈥淩1鈥� but really folks it is not.) 鈥� You need funding or would like some to offset cost. This will not happen, don鈥檛 bother. You will pay like everyone else. 鈥� Do you need medical or therapeutic care? (Graduate school is rough, the services lack in every area.) Do not go somewhere just because its perceived as 鈥渃heap鈥�, or your first pick rejected you. It will cost you dearly. If you are already mid career and in the area and need some paper for that raise, go for it. If you are just starting out fresh to graduate school, look elsewhere.

University of New Mexico is a great middle ground school. Tuition isn't ridiculous and the professors are knowledgeable. Do your research on the professors before taking a course, though. The campus is on the smaller side and is open, so watch out for transients. Course selection wasn't the largest, so make sure you register for classes ASAP or you won't have the greatest schedule. UNM also offers several online classes and many degree programs can be completed online. This helps with a busy life... Read More and makes a college degree possible for just about anyone. Courses wont overwhelm you to the point that you cant balance work, life and school. Overall, if you want to stay close to home and still have the college experience, UNM is a great option. It's as affordable as college can be and the city is large enough to find work. If possible, I would recommend a branch campus to start. It'll save money and it's simple to transfer to main campus when you're ready to take upper level courses. The medical degree field is also a great choice. UNM Hospital has advances technology to better assist your education. Overall, UNM is a realistic school. If youre not from New Mexico, I would do your research to make sure this is the state for you. Were not a big city state, but still have a lot to offer if you like the outdoors. New Mexico is a great place to explore and the food is great. Were also a desert town, so pack the sunscreen and drink water.

The University of New Mexico provides an enriching educational setting that embraces diversity in culture and learning styles. The campus is rich in student resources and all the staff I encountered were professional and kind. The one-stop student resource center was especially convenient and quick. This is especially true for financial aid services. My questions and concerns were promptly addressed whether by telephone or in person. The campus hosted many events while I was a student including political,... Read More fine arts, health, and community outreach. Advisors were available by appointment as well as on a walk-in basis. Even without an appointment I was always able to see my advisor with little or no wait time. The advisors I encountered were friendly and demonstrated empathy when I voiced concerns. I cannot recall any negative experiences with any of the instructors I had. The only concern I have with this college is safety. I never personally experienced an act of violence while on campus, but I received (and continue to receive) notifications warning people on campus about incidents of violence.

UNM is overall a good school to attend and offers many degree programs for a smaller price than many other institutions. I personally enjoyed studying communications and I feel that my major contributed a lot to my overall experience. The department was well equipped to help me through the many transitions of school and ensure that I was on the right path. There are, however, communication issues in other departments within the school. Additionally, some of the on-campus housing is less than ideal... Read More for living. I feel that if you are living in the state of New Mexico and looking for a college, UNM is a good option.

Becoming a Lobo was never a dream of mine. In fact, I didn't know anything about the University of New Mexico or the city in which it resided before my senior year of high school. My sentiments quickly changed after an official visit to "the Burque". I felll in love with the mountains, the warm welcoming people in the city of Albuquerque, and most of all, the green chili. SOme of my most memorable times occcured during my time at UNM. I met some of my closest friends and I'll forever be indebted... Read More to The University of New Mexico.

The University of New Mexico has somewhat of a closed campus feeling; meaning most students do not engage with the University outside of their classes. There are many clubs and student organizations within the university, however, each organization has about 10 to 15 participants. Outside of the campus connection, the education, specifically the economics department, exceeded expectations. There is so much support within the department, and professors make themselves available to any student who... Read More is in need of help.

The psychology program at UNM is top notch. It hold all the characteristics you would expect in a good program. The academic goals are high but attainable. The teachers are well informed and helpful. The staff behind the scenes was also very helpful. History was a different matter. The material was amazing and the standards were high; however the history professors are very arrogant and are not open to suggestions. The faculty does not seem to communicate with each other and there is no standard... Read More within the department. Each professor has wildly different requirements even when it comes down to what is expected within the text. It made it difficult to learn because you are spending half the time learning exactly what the teacher wants not the material they are trying to present.

Honestly, I wouldn't recommend this school to anyone. Especially since if you live on campus. The RA's and Hall Coordinators are incompetent. Dorms are like prison cells with no reception. Overall quality 2.1/10. It's pretty disgusting living there. As far as classes and professors.... you learn the min the only program where you would learn something is engineering or architecture but all other degrees are very easy and you basically learn nothing. I have no clue how people fail because it is the... Read More easiest university you can go to. Yes you will met a few people who think there are good professors but that's usually because they are very easy and do not grade hard. This school is ranked very low Im surprised its an accredited school still. All sports teams at UNM s*** ask anyone. I'm sorry but i have to leave an honest review. Going to this school was mediocre and all the people who left comments before are NOT telling the truth.

The majority of courses and instructors are outstanding, however, the campus itself is nice but concerning, due to safety reasons. I enjoyed my experiences there but have had major issues after graduation. I received the wrong degree two months after graduation, and have been waiting 6 months for my correct degrees. My transcripts have also been showing wrong info. I have two majors, and they state a major and minor. I have been trying to get this situated since June and it is now going to be December.... Read More I have contacted several advisors, admin, etc. only to wait weeks to hear back from them, and the issues still remain. This has been frustrating because I am trying to apply for Grad school elsewhere this coming Spring. I enjoyed UNM nonetheless, but I've dealt with a lot of unnecessary issues.

My advisor was excellent, everyone in the Earth and Planetary Science department from admin to the majority of professors were supportive, and the program was well supported with fieldwork, conferences, funding opportunities etc.. My department made this experience worth having, and my merit of the school's quality rests solely on the excellence of the Earth and Planetary Science department, as other aspects of the school are sub-par. I was disappointed with the Graduate studies department, upon... Read More awaiting for the University to complete its paperwork, I found their staff to be condescending and downright rude over the phone, when I requested a link to the degree completion form I was met with swearing (taking God's name in vain) and similar poor treatment. That being said, every semester they screwed up my billing, I had more stress over financial aid than my grades, as their financial aid department is notoriously behind schedule and ill prepared to help students. Even was charged for fees that did not apply, if you have scholarships and/or funding, it is still a hassle to get them to APPLY it to your bill.

Transitioning from a nurse to a provider is a huge step in responsibility, shifting your thought process and gaining new skills, I had the expecation that the AGACNP Masters program at UNM would be a rigorous, challenging and a dedicated program in helping nurses transition to providers. This couldn't be further from the truth this is a self-taught program with limited to no direction, feedback or teaching. Essentially you buy your degree, there is no accountability, no lecture, there is one NP who... Read More is the director and she also works full time nights and is pursuing additional education herself. The one good think is the clinical placement and the clinical preceptors. I would not recommend spending your money or time here.