University of New Mexico-Main Campus Top Questions

It's a very chill school it's nice and the people are really nice.

I like it

It's one of the best school i attended although some teachers and stuff members are not what someone desires. Only few times

UNM is an excellent school. It has a rich history and great faculty. Administration and staff are overall very helpful.

The University of New Mexico-Main Campus is an overall wonderful educational institution. As a "research one" institution there is a plethora of cutting edge technology to assist students across almost all fields of study. For the most part the weather, along with restaurants and campus cleanliness is pretty good as well. It is important to note that UNM is also home to one of the best medical schools in the country!

The University of New Mexico seems to be a well-kept secret. Not only does UNM offer a multitude of scholarships, making it easier to get a free degree, it also has some of the best degree programs nationwide. Worth mentioning are the medical program, nationally renowned for its success, and the business program at Anderson's School of Management, ranked nationally and thankfully my personal degree program.

The best thing about my school is that there are many ways to get tutoring. There are also many tutoring sections throughout the school. One thing I would change is that the price for permits is too high. The size of the school is a good size. People's reactions are various; but, they are mainly extremely possitive. Most of my time spent on campus is in the classroom. There is a lot of school pride, everyone always has pride in the Lobos! One of the experiences that I will always remember is the ability to feel comfortable.

The University of New Mexico pass frontiers because they have the medical school. I am happy to be with my college

To be honesty, UNM was not my first choice when deciding where to go for college, and going into it I was not as excited as other future students. But the one thing that completely changed my mind about this school was the new freshman student orientation program they started. The experience is amazing, teaching you about what the school has to offer and it is a great way to meet new people right off the bat. Since orientation, my experience has just gotten better and better. Living only a few hours away from campus, I tend to receive less energetic responses from people versus if I was going out of state to some other prestigious school, but in general people are just happy another kid is attending college. Living in the dorms, I tend to spend almost all my time there. But the time isn't spent sitting around alone, because the sense of community in my dorms in phenomenal. I have met so many new friends in the first semester being here due to all the activities our community association plans for the residents as well because almost everyone here is eager to meet new friends and will leave they doors open for anyone to come in and chat. Overall, I am generally happy with the decision I made to come to UNM.

The University of New Mexico is probably the most prominent school in the state. Almost anywhere you go someone will strike up a conversation with simply because they're interested in what you're doing or what's going on around the campus. From the occupy UNM movement to our top ranked basketball team, there is always something going on involving the school that people will inquire about, whether you're actually involved in it or not. Going to college can be one of the best experiences of your life. And at the University of New Mexico there are a number of ways that you can help make this a reality, like getting involved. Not getting involved sooner is probably one of my biggest regrets as a student. Although I did do a Living & Learning Community as a freshman, seeing the priceless experiences that brought me only makes me wish I had done more. Getting involved can also make your new school seem a lot smaller. While UNM isn't a huge school in way of universities, the transition from high school to college is a different one and as a new student you can sometimes feel a little lost. Getting to meet new people and make new friends can be really exciting and the more people you meet, the more Albuquerque starts to seem like less of a city and more of a college town.