New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology is a small four-year university in the remote town of Socorro, NM. The school is on the semester calendar system and is a Master's College with medium-sized programs. There are 1,636 undergraduate students and 775 graduate students at New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology. The freshman class has 336 students. Students attend full-time. It is a very selective institution with a high transfer-in rate; 32% of students who apply to New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology are admitted and 89% of those admitted students attend the school. The school has its own library and participates in Title IV federal financial aid programs for those who qualify.

Most students attend for four or more years and there is a high undergraduate student population. Most undergraduates study the arts and sciences or professions. There is high graduate student coexistence with the undergraduates. New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology's President is Daniel H. Lopez. more