University of New Mexico (Albuquerque, NM)

University of New Mexico (Albuquerque, NM)

The University of New Mexico (UNM) is an open, research school, whose lead grounds is arranged in the state's greatest city, Albuquerque. It is the greatest post-assistant foundation in the state. Set up in 1889, the school now has an understudy gathering of more than 35,000 individuals. Masterminded on a 600-segment of area grounds one and only mile east of downtown, the school is home to four on-grounds display corridors. 

UNM offers 94 four year school training, 71 graduate degrees, 37 doctoral degrees, and an unassuming group of master degree programs. The school sees more than 400 understudy affiliations, including academic, athletic, ethnic, special, political, religious, and organization clubs. A couple of fraternities and sororities are furthermore a school's piece social scene. 

UNM is known for its wild rivalry with New Mexico State University in Las Cruces. Reliably, the school has the "Red Rally," a yearly blast that happens the Thursday before the football game amidst UNM and NM State, completing in the immolation of a creature representation of "Firearm Pete," the adversary school's mascot. 

The University of New Mexico is authorized by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association.

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