Highest Student to Faculty Ratio Colleges in New Mexico

Colleges with High Student to Faculty Ratio in New Mexico

This page lists colleges with the high Student to Faculty Ratio (a faculty teaches/cares more students which means probably less attention/support on each student) in New Mexico. Eastern New Mexico University-Main Campus has the lowest students to faculty ratio of 18 to 1 where 252 faculty or instructional staffs teach 5,725 undergraduate students in New Mexico.

Colleges whose programs are focused on certificate, associate, and/or special subjects such as arts and music are excluded from the ranking. We also exclude schools which provide programs through online exclusively since those schools have relatively many more students per faculty than regular colleges.

The next table shows the schools that have high Student to Faculty Ratio with total number of students and faculty. Note that the actual ratio is computed based on number of undergraduate students and instructional staffs who teach undergraduate programs. It may differ from the number of faculty shown in below table. You may want to check colleges having the Lowest Student to Faculty Ratio in New Mexico.

Colleges with High Student to Faculty Ratio in New Mexico
	Name	Student to Faculty Ratio	# of Students	# of Full-time Faculty	# of Part-time Faculty
1	Eastern New Mexico University-Main Campus Public, four-yearsPortales, NM	18 to 1	5,725	160	92
2	New Mexico State University-Main Campus Public, four-yearsLas Cruces, NM	16 to 1	15,408	675	255
3	University of New Mexico-Main Campus Public, four-yearsAlbuquerque, NM	15 to 1	23,124	2,004	676
4	Western New Mexico University Public, four-yearsSilver City, NM	12 to 1	3,531	103	117
5	New Mexico Highlands University Public, four-yearsLas Vegas, NM	10 to 1	2,704	137	87
6	New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Public, four-yearsSocorro, NM	9 to 1	1,622	146	33

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Colleges with High Student to Faculty Ratio in New Mexico

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