Nice campus. The duck pond is very nice.
Beautiful course to shoot 9 holes. Fairways are nice an green, the greens are in tip top shape too. A nice getaway for 9 holes
Everyone there is very kind, great professional mannerisms, and the work that I've had done on my teeth has been outstanding. They take the time for you as an individual, address your needs with efficiency and have the best calm demeanors, which for anyone similar to me that experiences extreme levels of anxiety that becomes over time a large factor as to why you just don't want to go and get the work you may need done and over with, they have amazed me again and again with their ability to ease my fears and anxieties and go above and beyond to make sure that you're Comfortable and relaxed even.. Seriously every one there dose and outstanding job.
Thank you guys!
I am astonish that the architectural style of UNM. They must be expensive and comfortable. The students who live and study here should be happy very much. Congratulation! I hope that I have chance enter these buildings and feel their conditions not just take pictures outside. But I don't know how I can realize my hopes.
Carrie Tingley staff always super nice. So great. They had a child specialist come into the room and help distract my disabled daughter, while doing a blood draw. Love that we did not have to go to a different location for the blood draw. Nurses and staff came to her. So much less stress on her. Recommend this hospital so much. All so kind.
Actually being treated at the hospital. I am frankly stupofied by the amazing care and attention I have received. I'm a travel provider and have experience with over 70 facilities in the USA and unmh is outstanding.
Thank you all for being so caring. All the staff there made everyone comfortable like being home. Thank you for our new additions to our family. Have an amazing year. You all rock!
It's a great place to work. I work at Johnson Center on Campus in Recreational Services. Love it!!❤❤❤
The UNM campus is a beautiful place! The quality of education and the opportunities for social growth are outstanding! Due the general public, UNM offers the best of the arts, sports, and and continuing education.
I've had a great many experiences with the good folks at UNM over the years. I spent a week admitted there back in 97 for a serious intestinal issue that nearly did me in, but they're great doctors & outstanding nursing care saved my life 🙏 They have done a great job taking care of me ever since & as hospitals go, I'd say they are top shelf, not perfect, but they care about your health & isn't that what you want in a hospital?
UNM is dishonest, unorganized, and selfish. All they care about is making money and screwing you over. We transfer schools and they said we were good to go but when we ask for a transcript they decide to tack on $5,000 worth of fines and won’t send over the transcript. We call over 20 times trying to get the fines taken off and finally they take our appeal but still charge us $1,100 for the transcript to be sent over. After all of this it’s too late and all the classes are full and can’t take the classes we needed too! If anyone is thinking about going to UNM don’t bother, just send a check in the mail for everything you’ve ever saved up and then go on with your life.
Hate going to class everyday? Love cheap tuition with basic education? Say no more because this schools' just for you! At this university, you can BS every class assignment and still graduate on time! And why try to be an a**hole when graduates students here are top of the line arrogant and snooty! This deal also comes with students who also cheat their way to the finish line!
Enroll today and receive the administration department package, it's ran by the students and even though they're not well trained, we still give them the attention they need because it's the only way your gonna get that mandatory hold off your student account. If you hate that, then you'll like attending required workshops that waste hours of your time, don't wanna go? here's another hold in case you do. Wait, enroll in the 10 seconds and get the awful student bonus! Like a jar of acid dissolving a box, the students here have rude attitudes and acrid personalities that will do the same! You'll notice it so much that even your politeness just melts away!
Average and sour students, bureaucratic administration, it's all here for you today!
Awesome campus, great food options, and study places everywhere. Has a good New Mexico feel to it.
Stayed there in the dorms during the summer for an internship Homeless everywhere, drug deals going down on campus, cockroaches haunted the dorm rooms, I was only there for 10 weeks and the air conditioners didn't work for about 6 weeks THIS SCHOOL IS LITERALLY THE WORST.
Tuition is prorated for the Pell Grant which is very strange considering it's only one class, never in my life have I had a more difficult term with this place, they make it more and more difficult every term for us to attend this campus unfortunately UNM has taken a turn down hill and displeases me constantly, it's difficult to even drop a class less than two months into it. Governor Martinez is corrupt, greedy, and selfish she cut the Education budget out of corruption and vetoes Bill after Bill
Absolute worst University one could attend. Although I graduated from this college, I'd never send my child here nor refer anyone to this Uni. The professors are amazing (for the most part). However, the advisement, the financial aid offices, and really anyone other than the prof. are horrendous. I should've stayed home in MA and attended school there. UNM has been my biggest regret thus far.
I am from New Mexico and didn't really think about going out of state, so UNM seemed like my best option. Overall, I think UNM is a pretty good school. Teachers and advisers, are never as helpful as you think and hope they would be. Therefore, I suggest being proactive and taking accountability for making sure you get what you need done in and out of the classroom.
There are plenty of research and scholarship opportunities if you look for them, especially for first-generation, underrepresented, low socioeconomic status students. In particular, the Biology and Environmental Science departments have a lot of helpful staff and provide a few scholarships and research programs. El Centro de la Raza has always been helpful for me, as well (i.e. free printing, study space, scholarships, supportive staff).
During the summer, I went to Harvard for an internship for Biostatistics and was amazingly well-prepared. I thought I was going to struggle, but realized that I received a pretty thorough education. I am grateful for the opportunities and experiences that I have accumulated at UNM and do not regret coming here for my undergraduate.
They are so overpriced for the education you receive. I recommend ASU or another university, because this one is just there to nickle and dime you and you don't even get what you pay for. Use caution. I had to take extra classes because the adviser didn't know what classes I needed and fuddled it up royally. I personally think they do that on purpose so that you have to take extra classes.
Great campus! Great teachers and services. Math department needs major help and new teachers but the science teachers are the best!
Scary staff!!! Ian Drackert, an Academic Advisor, is a very scary person and surprising that he remains on staff with the way he behaves towards women. You know the kind of guy that just makes your skin crawlthis is totally him. Makes inappropriate comments and just all around unprofessional. Run, don't walk, from this sketchy place!!!
I rec'd a PhD and post doc work in Psychology's Clinical & Experimental program. Close connections with "CASAA" (research, treatment of addictions). I may assume that other doctoral programs also seek community connections.
I thoroughly enjoyed the great prof's, and many opportunities available PLUS available scholarships and work-study placements. I cannot say enough about my graduate experience (Psychology Dept). Thank you, UNM!!!
Of particular interest to many students include the beauty of the campus itself.
I did not much care for the food court after noticing a two inch cockroach in my bread. Actually, the roach just informed me of his territory. [NOTE: this occurred a long time past, and is NOT meant to represent all vendors.]
However, The Frontier is right across the street and many local eateries make room available for ACTUAL STUDYING!!!
Another advantage for the undergraduates is that some of the core courses for psychology are taught by advanced graduate students. Given the level of competition to gain a spot in the C&E doctoral program, the student-teachers tend to be experienced, very intelligent, energetic, fair, and sometimes use this teaching outlet to de-stress with a bit of humor. Many have prior teaching experience, and ALL must be in good-standing in the dept (B or better). I believe this is a lovely advantage to the undergrads.
There seem to be a plethora of collegiate non-academic activities (I'm a nerd and did not participate in anything that did not include a book & notepad).
And a whole lot more!!!
Great place for in-state education and continuing ed for mature students. Beautiful campus, excellent selection of courses.
I am a CURRENT Econ/Stats student here who would give lower than 1 star if given the option. So let's start with the Pros. Tuition is dirt cheap, especially for in-state students and those with financial aid (you get what you pay for). The landscape is decent and the weather is nice, that's about it. Now for the Cons, staff and administration here are quite clueless and care very little about you or your agenda. The education is not up to par compared to most other universities (again you get what you pay for). The Business school is okay, but I wouldn't recommend it for the MBA since it's a complete repeat of the bachelors degree. I've heard Engineering and Sciences is pretty problematic as well. Wifi is horrible! Liberal bias is through the roof on everything and parking is insane. This institution is a complete reflection of the state of New Mexico, not kidding. If you can get accepted somewhere else and can afford it/go into debt for it then I'd recommend doing so.