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

Student/Teacher Ratio: 15:1

Average Class Size: 15

Summer Programs: Offered

Full Time Teachers: 92

Number of AP Courses Offered: 0

Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 66%

Number of IB Courses Offered: 0

Learning Support

• Evening Study Assistance
• Peer Tutoring
• Study Skills Assistance
• Subject Tutoring
• Technology Center
• Writing Center

English

• Classics
• Creative Writing
• Honors
• Literature
• Playwriting
• Poetry

History

• Classical History
• European History
• Medieval History
• United States History
• World History

Foreign Languages

Religion / Philosophy

• Ethics

Humanities / Social Sciences

• Economics
• Psychology
• Sociology

Sciences

• Anatomy
• Biology
• Chemistry
• Earth Science
• Ecology
• Electronics
• Environmental Science
• Genetics
• Geology
• Health
• Microbiology
• Physical Science
• Physics
• Sports Medicine

Math

Computer Studies

• Computer Applications
• Computer Programming
• Computer Science

Music

• Band
• Choral Music
• History of Jazz
• Music Appreciation
• Music History
• Voice

Performing / Visual Arts

Special Programs

• Community Service
• Personal Finance
• JROTC
• Leadership
• Outdoor Education
• Rifle Team

Dorm Life

Number of Dorms: 2

Average Students Per Dorm: 2

Number of Girls Dorms: 0

Number of Boys Dorms: 0

Dorm Amenities

• Wireless Internet

Other Dorm Amenities

Every member of the Corps of Cadets is divided into one of 13 troops on campus. Those troops are divided into three squadrons and each squadron occupies a portion of one of the two Barracks areas on campus – Hagerman and Saunders Barracks. Females occupy about 21% of the Corps but hold 50% of the leadership. While together with the males in the Corps they are separate in the Barracks areas.

Student Life

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.

Facilities

• Baseball Field
• Basketball Court
• Fitness Center
• Football Field
• Indoor Basketball Court
• Indoor Pool
• Pool
• Racquetball Court
• Volleyball Court

Other Facilities

• 18-hole golf course equipped with a large driving range and putting green

Clubs & Organizations

• Astronomy Club
• Chess Club
• Community Service
• Drama Club
• Fencing Club
• International Club
• Math Club
• Peer Counseling
• Photography Club
• Scouting
• Student Activities
• Student Government
• Student Publications
• Weightlifting Club
• Yearbook

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: Holly Huber

Athletics Department Director: Jose Barron

Notable Achievements: The NMMI Choir is performing at Carnegie Hall. The mission of the Roswell Symphony Orchestra (RSO

Arts

Interscholastic Sports

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Cross Country Running
• Football
• Golf
• Swimming
• Tennis
• Track and Field
• Volleyball

Recreational Sports

• Bowling
• Cheerleading
• Fencing
• Rifle Team
• Soccer

Summary: College Advising The 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.

College Information

Percentage of graduates who attend college: 99%

Middle Percentile of SAT Scores	Reading	Math	Writing
25th percentile
75th percentile

Notable Alumni

Merit Scholarships: Offered

Students Receiving Merit Scholarships: 79%

Average Merit Scholarship: 6,034

Current Endowment Amount: $54,736,511