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Roswell, New Mexico, USA Co-Ed, No Religious Affiliation
Founded in 1891, New Mexico Military Institute is the nation’s only state-supported, co-educational college preparatory military boarding high school and junior college. With an average class size of 16-20 students, NMMI cadets are taught by qualified faculty with Master’s or PhD’s. NMMI graduates find success whether they choose business, industry, public service, education or careers in the military.
NMMI is a land grant institution which enables the school to provide a high quality education for an affordable price, and awards over $2M in endowed scholarships annually.
Located in Roswell, New Mexico, NMMI offers a rich history and tradition of educating tomorrow’s leaders through a program of academic excellence, leadership and development, and physical fitness under the motto “Duty, Honor, Achievement.”
101 W. College BoulevardRoswell, New Mexico, USA 88201 (575) 624-8653
Director of Admissions: Darrius Douglas Admissions Phone:(800) 421-5376Fax:575-624-8319 Email: [email protected] Website: www.nmmi.edu
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Summary: If you are looking for scholarly readiness and a successful future career, you have come to the right place. NMMI is a four year high school and two year junior college facility where students can earn your high school diploma or an Associate of Science (AS) or Associate of Arts (AA) degree in college here before moving on to a four year university.
Department Director: Douglas Murray
Average Class Size: 16
Full Time Teachers: 100
Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 65.56%
Student/Teacher Ratio: 15-1
Summer Programs Offered: Offered
Academic Schedule: Semester
Saturday Classes: Some
Notable Achievements: 209 Dual credit courses., Scholars Program students complete a thesis. , Honor School with Distinction since 1909.
Summary: The centerpiece of NMMI is the Corps of Cadets, comprised of male and female students. The cadets themselves hold the responsibility of leading units within the Corps. This focus on leadership development sets New Mexico Military Institute apart from other educational institutions, public and private, and allows NMMI cadets to grow physically, mentally, emotionally and ethically.The NMMI education revolves around the Honor Code, adopted in 1921 by a unanimous Corps vote, which states "A cadet will not lie, cheat or steal, nor tolerate those who do." The Honor Code is administered and enforced by each member of the Corps of Cadets and through the Cadet Honor Board.
Department Director: Jonathan Graff
Number of Dorms: 2
Average Students Per Dorm: 2
No. of Girls Dorms: 1
No. of Boys Dorms: 1
Dorm Amenities:
Dress Code: Uniform
Summary: Academic excellence, leadership and character development, and physical fitness are the focus of the NMMI experience for all cadets under the motto: "Duty, Honor, Achievement." An embedded US Service Academy Preparatory Program continues to produce outstanding nominees for the 5 Service Academies.
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Summary: New Mexico Military Institute’s eight junior college teams, known as the Broncos, compete in the National Junior College Athletic Association at the Division I level. The football team will debut in the Southwestern Junior College Football Conference for the Fall 2016 season. The rest of our teams play in the Western Junior College Athletic Conference.New Mexico Military Institute’s 16 high school teams, known as the Colts, compete in the New Mexico Activity Association at the Class 4A level.NMMI clubs and groups host several events throughout the year, including a Pacific Islander luau, drama presentations, concerts from the NMMI Choir and Headquarters Troop/Regimental Band, and a number of other events in Pearson Auditorium.
Arts Department Director: Steve Thorp
Athletics Department Director: Jose Barron
Notable Achievements: The NMMI Choir is performing at Carnegie Hall.
Summary: College AdvisingThe Franklin Student Assistance Center (SAC) provides professional advisors who offer academic, career and personal counseling. ACT/SAT preparatory courses are offered each semester for students interested in increasing their scores. Transfer guidance on colleges and service academy admission is also available. More specifically, SAC works closely with teaching faculty guiding their students through the academic program supporting and encouraging good study habits, proper behavior and overall academic achievement and growth.
Department Director: Rhonda Reagor-Johnson
Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 99.00%
Roger Staubach Heisman Trophy Recipient and Football Hall of Fame Quarterback
Owen Wilson Screen Writer, Actor, Academy Award Nominee
Conrad Hilton Founder of the Hilton Hotel Chain
Bill Daniels Cable Television Pioneer
Norman Brinker Restauranteur (Chili's, On the Border, Macaroni Grill) and former CEO Pillsbury
Sam Donaldson ABC News Personality
Chuck Roberts Senior Anchor, CNN News
John "Red" Morgan Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient
Paul Horgan, Ira Harkey, Tommy Thompson Pulitzer Prize winners
Anthony Principi Former US Secretary of Veterans Affairs
Summary: Each summer NMMI hosts students on our campus for a variety of camps and programs. Our beautiful campus is host to students from around the world who join us for the summer programs. Students have access to the High and Low Ropes Courses, the olympic sized pool, our other athletic venues and the Paul Horgan Library.
Department Director: Gustavo Garza
June 09, 2019 to June 15, 2019
A mix of classroom and outdoor events, with an emphasis on character building, leadership skills, and an introduction to NMMI cadet life, this program creates a stimulating and challenging interactive environment. JLC camp is for students who have completed the 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grades.
Registration Deadline: June 01, 2019 Tuition: $650 Financial Aid Available: No More Details
June 16, 2019 to June 22, 2019
June 24, 2019 to June 28, 2019
Registration Deadline: June 01, 2019 Tuition: $650- Financial Aid Available: No More Details
Summary: New Mexico residents receive in-state tuition, which results in at total cost of attendance of $13,629.00 for the 2016-2017 academic year. Proof of residency is required. Subsequent cost per year is reduced by approximately $2325.00 due to a one time issue of uniforms. Active duty military and honorably discharged veterans of the US military receive in-state tuition, which is $13,629.00 for the 2016-2017 academic year. Subsequent cost per year is reduced by approximately $2325.00 due to a one time issue of uniforms. Proof of status is required by one of these forms: DD 214 – Department of Defense separation document showing an Honorable discharge. DD Form 4-1/2 – Department of Defense Enlistment Document.DA Form 597 or 597-3 – Proof of a contracted SROTC member for ECP/ SMPDA Form 2-1 – Department of the Army personnel Qualification Record (issued during service and prior to issuance of DD 214), or equivalent from Air Force and Marines.For more information on cost, please visit: http://www.nmmi.edu/admissions/newcosts.htm