New Mexico State University

New Mexico State University is a public land-grant research university founded in 1888. The institution serves as the state's land-grant university with a focus on research, agriculture, and engineering.

NMSU operates its main campus in Las Cruces with additional community college locations throughout southern New Mexico, providing accessible education across the region.

Primary Campus: Las Cruces, New Mexico
Additional Locations: Community colleges in Alamogordo, Carlsbad, Dona Ana County, and Grants

New Mexico State University offers undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degrees across multiple colleges.

• Arts and Sciences
• Engineering
• Business
• Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences
• Education
• Health and Social Services
• Honors College
• Graduate School

For complete program listings, visit the official academics page.

Admission requirements vary by program level. NMSU maintains accessible admissions processes while ensuring academic standards.

Official Admissions Portal: admissions.nmsu.edu

For guidance on admissions processes and visa requirements, see the Admissions & Visa Guide.

Tuition varies by residency status and program. Current tuition and fee schedules are published on the official website.

Official Tuition Information: NMSU Tuition Page

For cost planning resources, visit Cost of Studying in New Mexico.

New Mexico State University offers various financial aid options including scholarships, grants, work-study, and loans.

Financial Aid Office: financialaid.nmsu.edu

Additional scholarship information: Scholarships in New Mexico

NMSU enrolls international students across all programs. International and Border Programs provides support for visa processing, orientation, and compliance.

International Services: international.nmsu.edu

Accrediting Body: Higher Learning Commission

www.nmsu.edu

• New Mexico State University Official Website
• NMSU Admissions
• Higher Learning Commission