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New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

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New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology: international tuition 27,247 USD per year, one-year total cost ≈ 42,738 USD, acceptance rate 44.5%. Published minimum English scores: IELTS 6.5, TOEFL iBT 79, Duolingo 105.

Getting in. The school admits 54.1% of applicants (600 of 1,110). Admitted students scored around Reading and Writing 500–650, Math 540–640, ACT 20–28. The school requires the SAT or ACT. For English, the school asks for IELTS 6.5+, TOEFL iBT 79+ or Duolingo 105+.

Cost for a year. One year comes to about 42,738 USD, before any scholarship. 6 scholarships come with an amount, but none says international students can apply, so nothing is taken off yet. According to the Common Data Set 2023-2024, 4 international students got financial aid, 1,088 USD each on average.

Deadline and visa. The school has not published an application deadline. You apply through International Online Application. How long the visa takes is up to the consulate; see the country note.

Admissions checked 12/10/2026

Overview
At a glance

What is the tuition at New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology?

International tuition is 27,247 USD per year. The total cost for one year is ≈ 42,738 USD.

What English scores does New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology require?

Published minimum English scores: IELTS 6.5, TOEFL iBT 79, Duolingo 105.

What is the acceptance rate at New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology?

The acceptance rate is 44.5%.

Total cost / year (estimate)
≈ 42,738 USD≈ ₫1.11B
tuition 27,247 USD
Aid for intl students
Coming soon
Acceptance rate
54.1%
IELTSminimum
6.5
TOEFL79DET105
International students
3.2%
undergraduate
Programs
23 programs
Founded
1889
Students
1,551
Ways to pay
  • Pay in fullYes
  • Aid with the offerUnclear
  • Apply separately for scholarshipsUnclear

For Vietnamese students

Vietnamese community nearby

Socorro
about 44
0.5% of residents

Contact

Address
801 Leroy Place, Socorro, NM 87801
Admissions email
Social
Cost & scholarships

Tuition and cost for a year

Total cost / year
≈ 42,738 USD≈ ₫1.11B
estimate, a rough guide
International tuition
27,247 USD≈ ₫711M
International tuition per year (USD) vs other schoolsHigher than 65% of schools
Middle half: 17,736–29,90980% of schools: 12,754–39,344

Compared with 375 public United States schools with published tuition in Duckling's data.

What a year costs

Tuition27,247 USD≈ ₫711M
Housing & meals10,350 USD≈ ₫270M
Other itemsi5,141 USD≈ ₫134M
Total cost per year (estimate)≈ 42,738 USD≈ ₫1.11B

Non-resident tuition (College Scorecard); international students pay at least this, some schools add an international fee.

VND converted at Vietcombank's selling rate on 15/10/2026; indicative only — the real amount depends on the rate when you pay.

Scholarships and aid for international students

Coming soon. Merit and need-based aid policy for international students is being verified from official pages.

Merit for intl studentsi
Unclear
Need-based for intli
Unclear
Intl students aided
4
of 30 intl students
Average award
1,087.5 USD
per year, intl students

Scholarships at this school

Merit6Tuition subsidy2
  • Competitive ScholarshipIntl eligibility unclearTuition subsidySeparate application requiredSchool page

    The eligibility says “non-resident student” but does not clarify whether that includes Vietnamese international students.

    • Renewable in later years

    Deadline: March 1st for best consideration

  • Competitive Scholarship (non-resident tuition reduction)Intl eligibility unclearTuition subsidyConsidered automatically with the admission applicationSchool page

    The retention table lists an 'International Competitive' category, but no page describes first-year international eligibility, so it is unclear.

    • Renewable in later years

    Deadline: March 1 (first-time students)

  • Copper ScholarshipIntl eligibility unclearMeritSeparate application requiredSchool page

    This freshman merit scholarship does not state whether international students, including Vietnamese students, are eligible.

    • Renewable in later years

    Deadline: March 1st for best consideration

  • Gold ScholarshipIntl eligibility unclearMeritSeparate application requiredSchool page

    This freshman merit scholarship does not state whether international students, including Vietnamese students, are eligible.

    • Renewable in later years

    Deadline: March 1st for best consideration

  • International Transfer Student Scholarships (PTK, Regents, Transfer Excel, Tech Transfer)Intl eligibility unclearMeritConsidered automatically with the admission applicationSchool page

    The page says international students may qualify for these transfer scholarships if they maintain F1 or J1 status, so the scholarships are open to them, not excluded.

    • Renewable in later years

    Deadline: Admitted by May 1 for Fall, November 1 for Spring

  • NMT freshman merit scholarships (Presidential/Gold/Silver/Copper)Not for international studentsMeritConsidered automatically with the admission applicationSchool page

    The policy page says first-time scholarships require U.S. citizenship or permanent residency and internationals qualify only for transfer scholarships.

    • Renewable in later years

    Deadline: March 1

  • Presidential ScholarshipIntl eligibility unclearMeritSeparate application requiredSchool page

    This freshman merit scholarship does not state whether international students, including Vietnamese students, are eligible.

    • Renewable in later years

    Deadline: March 1st for best consideration

  • Silver ScholarshipIntl eligibility unclearMeritSeparate application requiredSchool page

    This freshman merit scholarship does not state whether international students, including Vietnamese students, are eligible.

    • Renewable in later years

    Deadline: March 1st for best consideration

International studentsFinancial aid from the school2023–24
13%of international first-years receive school aid
One year if the school awards aid (average) School aid 1,087.5 USD Family pays 34,838.5 USD

Financial aid dates (first year)

  • 01/03Priority filing date
  • 01/03Priority filing date

Forms international students file for aid

  • Certification of Finances
USU.S. student figures2023–24Financial aid for all first-year studentsMostly U.S. students, who also get U.S. government aid that international students cannot apply for. A picture of the school's overall aid, not what you would receive.
Need-based aid
Average need-based package 16,769 USD/year Grants 5,853 USD Loans and work 2,899 USD
Merit aid and borrowing
Average debt at graduation
21,112 USD
≈ ₫551M
42%of graduates borrowed
Admissions

Admission requirements

Acceptance rate
54.1%
SAT / ACT
SAT/ACT requiredi
Minimum IELTS
6.5
Application fee
15 USD≈ ₫391,200
Application fee (USD) vs other schoolsLower than most
Middle half: 45–7580% of schools: 30–85

Compared with 349 United States schools that publish an application fee in Duckling's data.

SAT / ACT of enrolled students

SATReading & Writing200800500–650
SATMath200800540–640
ACTcomposite13620–28
SATsubmitted79.3%
ACTsubmitted24.8%

English

IELTSAcademic09≥ 6.5
TOEFLiBT0120≥ 79
DETDuolingo10160≥ 105

Application requirements

  • English proficiencyiRequired
  • High-school transcriptiRequired
  • Proof of fundsiRequired

How to apply

Entry term
Fall 2026
Apply via
International Online Application

Minimum English scores vs other schools

IELTS AcademicAbout typical
Middle half: 6–6.580% of schools: 5.5–6.5

Compared with 190 United States schools admitting 40–70% that publish it in Duckling's data.

TOEFL iBTAbout typical
Middle half: 71–8080% of schools: 61–90

Compared with 164 United States schools admitting 40–70% that publish it in Duckling's data.

DeadlinesFall 2026

Today 15/10

This cycle's dates have passed; the school has not posted next cycle's dates yet.

    What the school weighs in admission

    • Rigor of secondary school recordVery important
    • GPAVery important
    • SATACTVery important
    • Class rankConsidered
    • Extracurricular activitiesConsidered
    • Talent / abilityConsidered
    • Application essayNot considered
    • RecommendationsNot considered
    • InterviewNot considered
    • Character / personal qualitiesNot considered
    • First generationNot considered
    • Alumni relationNot considered
    • Geographical residenceNot considered
    • State residencyNot considered
    • Religious affiliationNot considered
    • Volunteer workNot considered
    • Work experienceNot considered
    • Level of applicant's interestNot considered

    Admission odds in numbers

    Applications → enrollment 2023–24
    Applicants
    1,110
    Admitted
    600
    54.1% of applicants
    Enrolled
    222
    37% of admitted

    AP credit by subject

    Lowest score that earns credit or placement, as the college reported to College Board. This is not an admission requirement. One exam can have several rows: a higher score sometimes earns more credit. Policy page the college gave College Board

    Your score
    AP2-D Art and Design3+
    ARTS 1610 Drawing I or ARTS 1240. Design I
    AP2-D Art and Design4+
    ARTS 1610 Drawing I or ARTS 1240.Design I & ARTS 2610 Drawing II
    AP3-D Art and Design3+
    ARTS 1610 Drawing I or ARTS 1240 Design I
    AP3-D Art and Design4+
    ARTS 1610 Drawing I or ARTS 1240 Design I & ARTS 2610 Drawing II
    APAfrican American Studies3+
    AFST 1110 Introduction to Africana Studies
    APArt History3+
    ARTH 2110 History of Art I
    APArt History4+
    ARTH 2110 History of Art I & ARTH 2120 History of Art II
    APBiology3+
    BIOL 1140/1140L or 1140C Biology for Health Sciences and Lab* OR BIOL 1110/1110L or 1110C General Biology and Lab
    APBiology4+
    BIOL 2110/2110L or 2110C Principles of Biology: Cellular and Molecular Biology and Lab*
    APCalculus AB3+
    MATH 1250. Trigonometry & Pre-Calculus
    APCalculus AB4+
    MATH 1510, 1511, or 1512. Calculus I
    APCalculus BC3+
    MATH 1510, 1511, or 1512. Calculus I
    APCalculus BC4+
    MATH 1510, 1511, or 1512. Calculus I AND MATH 1520, 1521, or 1522. Calculus II
    APChemistry3+
    CHEM 1110/1110L or 1110C Chemistry in Our Community and Lab
    APChemistry4+
    CHEM 1215/1215L or 1215C General Chemistry I for STEM Majors and Lab
    APChemistry5+
    APChinese Language and Culture3+
    CHIN 1130. Mandarin Chinese I Intensive
    APChinese Language and Culture4+
    CHIN 1130. Mandarin Chinese I Intensive AND CHIN 1140. Mandarin Chinese II Intensive
    APChinese Language and Culture5+
    CHIN 1130. Mandarin Chinese I Intensive, CHIN 1140. Mandarin Chinese II Intensive AND CHIN 2110. Mandarin Chinese III
    APComparative Government and Politics3+
    POLS 2110. Comparative Politics
    APComputer Science A3+
    Computer Science I
    APComputer Science A4+
    Computer Science I AND Object Oriented Programming
    APComputer Science Principles3+
    Introduction to Computer Science
    APDrawing3+
    ARTS 1610 Drawing I or ARTS 1240 Design I
    APEnglish Language and Composition3+3 cr
    ENGL 1110
    APEnglish Literature and Composition3+3 cr
    ENGL 1410
    APEnvironmental Science3+
    ENVS 1110. Environmental Science I OR FORS 1010. Humans and Ecosystems
    APEuropean History3+3 cr
    HIST 1150
    APEuropean History4+6 cr
    HIST 1150, HIST 1160
    APFrench Language and Culture3+
    FREN 1110. French I
    APFrench Language and Culture4+
    FREN 1110. French I AND FREN 1120. French II
    APFrench Language and Culture5+
    FREN 1110. French I, FREN 1120. French II, AND FREN 2110. French III
    APGerman Language and Culture3+
    GRMN 1110. German I
    APGerman Language and Culture4+
    GRMN 1110. German I AND GRMN 1120. German II
    APGerman Language and Culture5+
    GRMN 1110. German I, GRMN 1120. German II, AND GRMN 2110. German III
    APHuman Geography3+
    GEOG 1165
    APItalian Language and Culture3+
    Italian I
    APItalian Language and Culture4+
    Italian I AND Italian II
    APItalian Language and Culture5+
    Italian I, Italian II, AND Italian III
    APJapanese Language and Culture3+
    JAPN 1110. Japanese I
    APJapanese Language and Culture4+
    JAPN 1110. Japanese I AND JAPN 1120. Japanese II
    APJapanese Language and Culture5+
    JAPN 1110. Japanese I, JAPN 1120. Japanese II, AND JAPN 2110. Japanese III
    APLatin3+
    LATN 1110. Latin I
    APLatin4+
    LATN 1110. Latin I AND LATN 1120. Latin II
    APLatin5+
    LATN 1110. Latin I, LATN 1120. Latin II, AND LATN 2110. Latin III
    APMacroeconomics3+3 cr
    ECON 2110
    APMicroeconomics3+3 cr
    ECON 2120
    APMusic Theory3+
    MUSC 1210
    APPhysics 13+
    PHYS 1230 +1230L or 1230C. Algebra Based Physics I and Lab
    APPhysics 23+
    PHYS 1240 +1240L or 1240C. Algebra Based Physics II and Lab
    APPhysics C: Electricity and Magnetism3+
    PHYS 1320 +1320L or 1320C. Calculus Based Physics II and Lab
    APPhysics C: Mechanics3+
    PHYS 1310 +1310L or 1310C. Calculus Based Physics I and Lab
    APPre-Calculus3+
    MATH1240
    APPre-Calculus4+
    MATH1250
    APPsychology3+3 cr
    PSYC 1110
    APResearch3+
    HNRS 2980
    APSeminar3+
    HNRS 1980
    APSpanish Language and Culture3+
    SPAN 1110. Spanish I
    APSpanish Language and Culture4+
    SPAN 1110. Spanish I AND SPAN 1120. Spanish II
    APSpanish Language and Culture5+
    SPAN 1110. Spanish I, SPAN 1120. Spanish II, AND SPAN 2110.Spanish III
    APSpanish Literature and Culture3+
    SPAN 2280. Introduction to Hispanic Literature
    APStatistics3+
    MATH 1350
    APUnited States Government and Politics3+
    POLS 1120. American National Government
    APUnited States History3+3 cr
    HIST 1110
    APUnited States History4+6 cr
    HIST 1110 and HIST 1120
    APWorld History: Modern3+3 cr
    HIST 1130
    APWorld History: Modern4+6 cr
    HIST 1130, HIST 1140

    67 courses. Scroll inside the table to see all.

    Programs & careers

    Programs

    23 programs

    Outcomes

    Earnings 10 years after entry, including people who did not graduatei
    76,489 USD≈ ₫1.99B
    Earnings 6 years after entry, including people who did not graduatei
    54,530 USD

    Staying in United States after graduation

    Working after graduation

    OPT: 12 months of work in your field after each degree level; degrees on the DHS STEM list can extend by 24 months (up to 36 months in total). Unemployment during OPT is capped at 90 days (150 days with the STEM extension). Note: on 8 October 2026 DHS published a PROPOSED rule charging USD 70,000 for initial OPT and USD 30,000 for later OPT; it is not in force, and comments close on 9 November 2026.

    Campus life

    Climate

    Coldest
    −3°C
    Nights in January, days around 11°C
    Warmest
    34°C
    Days in June, nights around 17°C
    Days below 0°C a year
    96 days
    Snow
    Rarely
    Daily temperature by month
    0°10°20°30°
    mm
    JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
    School: low → high Hanoi Rain Snow (water equivalent)

    School & campus

    Public / private
    Public
    Setting
    Town
    Founded
    1889
    Students
    1,551
    Undergraduates
    995
    International students
    3.2% undergrad

    Where the school is

    AlabamaArizonaColoradoFloridaGeorgiaIndianaKansasMaineMassachusettsMinnesotaNew JerseyNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOklahomaPennsylvaniaSouth DakotaTexasWyomingConnecticutMissouriWest VirginiaIllinoisNew MexicoArkansasCaliforniaDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaIowaKentuckyMarylandMichiganMississippiMontanaNew HampshireNew YorkOhioOregonTennesseeUtahVirginiaWashingtonWisconsinNebraskaSouth CarolinaIdahoNevadaVermontLouisianaRhode IslandAlaskaHawaiiALAZCOFLGAINKSMEMAMNNCNDOKPASDTXWYCTMOWVILNMARCAIAKYMDMIMSMTNYOHORTNUTVAWAWINESCIDNVLAAKNew Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
    State New MexicoSocorro, United States

    Detailed map

    Academics & housing

    Return for year 2
    76.6%
    Graduate within 6 years
    56.4%
    Students per faculty
    10 : 1
    International undergraduates
    302.7%

    Why this school is listed: accepts applications through the Common App.

    Updated 14/10/2026How Duckling sources data