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Best Psychology Programs in New Mexico for 2027

Associate-level psychology in New Mexico is inexpensive: Central New Mexico Community College awards 157 degrees for $2,060, and San Juan College lists $1,910. The University of New Mexico has 379 bachelor’s graduates and holds the ranked doctorate, while New Mexico State University is second at $8,183, graduating 55% of students schoolwide, a point above Albuquerque’s 54%.

Posted October 27, 2026Updated October 27, 20269 Schools Ranked
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Psychology Bachelor’s Degree Programs in New Mexico

5 schools in New Mexico awarded psychology bachelor’s degrees in 2023–24, scored against 1,212 bachelor’s programs nationwide. This section shows the top 5 of 7 eligible programs at this level.

  1. 1

    University of New Mexico

    Psychology BA and BS

    Albuquerque Public

    65.8 Comparison Score

    The BS in the University of New Mexico's psychology major requires a science minor or second major, while the BA pairs with a minor in any Arts and Sciences department. Both tracks take Introduction to Psychology, Statistical Principles, four of six 200-level core courses (Developmental, Brain and Behavior, Learning and Memory, Cognitive, Social and Health Psychology), Psychological Research Techniques and four courses at the 300 level or above. The BA totals 36 psychology credits and the BS 35 with an upper-division lab. A department Honors Program adds 12 classroom hours across junior and senior years and four semesters of lab work, and a Basics in Addiction Counseling concentration is also offered.

    Core Sequence
    Introduction to Psychology, Statistical Principles and Psychological Research Techniques.
    Area Courses
    Four of six 200-level courses: Developmental Psychology, Brain and Behavior, Learning and Memory, Cognitive Psychology, Social Psychology and Health Psychology.
    BA Track
    36 psychology credits, with 3 credits of electives, and a minor in any Arts and Sciences department.
    BS Track
    35 psychology credits, an upper-division lab, and a minor or second major in a science field.
    Honors
    Junior and senior seminars (12 classroom hours) plus four semesters of lab work, resulting in Honors in Psychology.

    Program Sources: Undergraduate Programs Overview - UNM Department of PsychologyBachelor of Arts - UNM Department of PsychologyHonors Program - UNM Department of Psychology

    Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded
    379
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Six-Year Graduation Rate
    54%
    2,593 first-time, full-time students
    Median Graduate Earnings
    $46,693
    Psychology bachelor’s graduates, College Scorecard
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $10,140
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $33,060
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  2. 2

    New Mexico State University

    Psychology BA

    Las Cruces Public

    63.9 Comparison Score

    Experimental Methods and Psychological Measurement are the research courses in New Mexico State University's Psychology BA, and the department encourages every student, especially those headed to graduate school, to take them by spring of junior year. Psychological Measurement requires introductory psychology, social psychology, cognitive psychology and a statistics course first. The core adds Developmental Psychology and Brain and Behavior, and a one-credit Senior Capstone Seminar finishes the major. You also complete a 300-level philosophy course, introductory biology and a second language, with at least 36 psychology credits in all and 20 of them upper division.

    Core Content
    Social Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Cognitive Psychology and Brain and Behavior.
    Research Methods
    Psychological Measurement, then Experimental Methods.
    Capstone
    Senior Capstone Seminar in Psychology.
    Psychology Credits
    At least 36, with at least 20 upper division.
    Outside Requirements
    A 300-level philosophy course, introductory biology, a statistics course and a second language.

    Program Sources: Psychology - Bachelor of Arts - New Mexico State University CatalogPsychology - New Mexico State University Catalog

    Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded
    117
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Six-Year Graduation Rate
    55%
    2,253 first-time, full-time students
    Median Graduate Earnings
    $45,637
    Psychology bachelor’s graduates, College Scorecard
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $8,183
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $25,307
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  3. 3

    Eastern New Mexico University

    Psychology BA and BS

    Portales Public

    47.8 Comparison Score

    Eastern New Mexico University offers its Psychology BA and BS online, and the two degrees share a 43-hour psychology core: Introduction to Psychology, Writing and Careers in Psychology, Research Methods and Statistics in Psychology, Social Psychology, Experimental Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Physiological Psychology and a Senior Seminar. You also pick one developmental course, one personality or counseling theory course and nine hours of upper-division electives. The BA adds a language requirement of 6 to 14 hours, and both degrees need at least 40 upper-division hours. Psi Chi and the open-to-all Pavlov's Hounds give you campus groups, and an accelerated path leads from the bachelor's into the MA in Counseling.

    Psychology Core
    43 hours, including Research Methods and Statistics in Psychology, Experimental Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Physiological Psychology and Senior Seminar.
    Choice Requirements
    One developmental course (Developmental, Adolescent, Child or Adult Development), one of Theories of Personality or Theories of Psychological Counseling, and nine upper-division elective hours.
    BA and BS Difference
    The BA adds a language requirement of 6 to 14 hours.
    Delivery
    Offered as a 100% online program.
    Student Groups
    Psi Chi, the psychology honors organization, and Pavlov's Hounds, which any interested student can join.
    Graduate Pathway
    Accelerated BA/BS in Psychology to MA in Counseling.

    Program Sources: Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts in Psychology - Eastern New Mexico University2025-27 Undergraduate Catalog - Eastern New Mexico University

    Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded
    44
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Six-Year Graduation Rate
    39%
    549 first-time, full-time students
    Median Graduate Earnings
    $43,334
    Psychology bachelor’s graduates, College Scorecard
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $7,074
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $9,054
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  4. 4

    New Mexico Highlands University

    Psychology BA and BS

    Las Vegas Public

    37.5 Comparison Score

    A general, clinical or forensic concentration supplies 12 of the 42 credit hours in New Mexico Highlands University's psychology major, and the other 30 are core courses in introductory psychology, research methods, statistics for the behavioral sciences, social, developmental, physiological and abnormal psychology, memory and cognitive processes, a lab credit and an elective. Concentration electives include Psychology of a Serial Killer, Introduction to Behavior Therapy, Culture and Mental Illness, Theories of Counseling and Behavior Disorders in Children. The BS adds a psychology research project, two biology classes, four chemistry classes, and math that includes college algebra or statistics plus calculus.

    Major Size
    42 credit hours: 30 core credits plus 12 concentration credits.
    Concentrations
    General, clinical or forensic psychology.
    Core Topics
    Research methods, statistics for the behavioral sciences, social, developmental, physiological and abnormal psychology, and memory and cognitive processes.
    BS Additions
    A research project in psychology, two biology classes, four chemistry classes, and college algebra or statistics plus calculus.

    Program Sources: Psychology - New Mexico Highlands University

    Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded
    17
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Six-Year Graduation Rate
    27%
    259 first-time, full-time students
    Median Graduate Earnings
    $43,926
    Psychology bachelor’s graduates, College Scorecard
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $7,416
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $12,336
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  5. 5

    New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

    Psychology BA and BS

    Socorro Public

    34.2 Comparison Score

    Two lab courses chosen from Sensation and Perception, Cognitive Psychology, Behavioral Neuroscience and Animal Behavior make up the core of the upper-division work in New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology's psychology degrees, and the department keeps an invertebrate vivarium for lab classes and research. Both the BA and the BS require Introduction to Psychology, Experimental Psychology with its lab, a Senior Seminar, at least 15 credits of psychology electives and two biology courses with labs. The BA allows more breadth, while the BS builds in Statistical Methods or Mathematical Statistics and a four-credit science requirement. Students are advised to finish Introduction to Psychology and Experimental Psychology by the end of sophomore year.

    Required Psychology
    Introduction to Psychology, Experimental Psychology with lab, and Senior Seminar.
    Lab Courses
    Two of Sensation and Perception, Cognitive Psychology, Behavioral Neuroscience and Animal Behavior, each with its lab.
    Biology
    Two principles of biology courses with labs, plus six upper-division biology credits.
    BS Quantitative Work
    Statistical Methods or Mathematical Statistics, and four more credits in biology, computer science, chemistry, mathematics or physics.
    Degree Length
    120 credit hours, with a minor in another field strongly encouraged for the BA.

    Program Sources: B.A. in Psychology - New Mexico Tech CatalogB.S. in Psychology - New Mexico Tech Catalog

    Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded
    2
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Six-Year Graduation Rate
    57%
    305 first-time, full-time students
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $9,476
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $27,247
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25

Psychology PhD Programs in New Mexico

1 school in New Mexico awarded research doctorates in psychology in 2023–24. Doctoral scores leave out tuition because funding offers, not sticker price, decide the real cost. This section shows the top 1 of 1 eligible programs at this level.

  1. 1

    University of New Mexico

    Psychology PhD

    Albuquerque Public

    69.4 Comparison Score

    Applications to the University of New Mexico's psychology PhD are due December 1, and there's no separate master's program to apply to. Students usually earn a master's degree along the way. The program is organized into four areas: Clinical, Cognition Brain and Behavior (cognitive psychology, cognitive neuroscience and behavioral neuroscience), Evolution and Society, and Diversity and Health Data Science Across the Lifespan. In addition to your area, you can graduate with an emphasis in Diversity and Multicultural Psychology, Quantitative Psychology or Health Psychology.

    Areas
    Clinical, Cognition Brain and Behavior, Evolution and Society, and Diversity and Health Data Science Across the Lifespan.
    Emphases
    Diversity and Multicultural Psychology, Quantitative Psychology or Health Psychology.
    Degree Path
    PhD only. A master's degree is typically earned along the way.
    Application Deadline
    December 1.

    Program Sources: Graduate Program Overview - UNM Department of Psychology

    Doctoral Degrees Awarded
    10
    Psychology, 2023–24
    Research Designation
    R1
    Institution, Carnegie 2025
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $9,860
    Graduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $28,734
    Graduate, schoolwide, 2024–25

Psychology Associate Degrees in New Mexico

4 colleges in New Mexico awarded psychology associate degrees in 2023–24. Ask how the courses transfer before you plan a bachelor’s degree. This section shows the top 4 of 4 eligible programs at this level.

  1. 1

    Central New Mexico Community College

    Psychology AA

    Albuquerque Public

    64.1 Comparison Score

    The Psychology AA at Central New Mexico Community College is built to feed the Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at University of New Mexico, and up to four of its psychology courses can count toward a UNM psychology minor. The 60-credit plan starts with Statistical Principles for Psychology and the introductory course, then adds program electives such as Social Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Brain and Behavior, Psychology of Learning and Memory and Health Psychology. A four-credit modern language course is part of the sequence. You can start in any term and study part-time or full-time at the Main, Montoya, Rio Rancho, South Valley or Westside campuses.

    Required Psychology
    Introduction to Psychology and Statistical Principles for Psychology.
    Program Electives
    Social Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Brain and Behavior, Psychology of Learning and Memory and Health Psychology.
    Degree Length
    60 credit hours, with a four-credit modern language elective.
    Campuses and Start
    Main, Montoya, Rio Rancho, South Valley or Westside campuses, starting any term, part-time or full-time.
    Transfer
    Designed for transfer to the University of New Mexico, with agreements at many other colleges and universities.

    Program Sources: Psychology, Associate of Arts - Central New Mexico Community College

    Associate Degrees Awarded
    157
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Graduation Rate
    31%
    1,476 first-time, full-time students
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $2,060
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $8,684
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  2. 2

    San Juan College

    Psychology AA

    Farmington Public

    60.8 Comparison Score

    Psychology as a Profession is a required course in San Juan College's Psychology AA, alongside Introduction to Psychology, Developmental Psychology and a four-credit Statistical Principles for Psychology. Nine more credits come from electives such as Social Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Brain and Behavior, Drugs and Behavior, Health Psychology and Performance Psychology. Each course must earn at least a C, and the degree runs 60 to 63 credits. The AA is meant for transfer to a four-year school, and completing the New Mexico Transfer Module is the suggested way to cover general education, so confirm your destination's requirements with an advisor.

    Required Psychology
    Introduction to Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Psychology as a Profession and Statistical Principles for Psychology.
    Psychology Electives
    Nine credits from options including Social Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Brain and Behavior, Drugs and Behavior, Health Psychology, Performance Psychology and Educational Psychology.
    Grade Rule
    A grade of C or better in all courses.
    Degree Length
    60 to 63 credits.

    Program Sources: Program: Psychology, A.A. - San Juan College

    Associate Degrees Awarded
    30
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Graduation Rate
    37%
    276 first-time, full-time students
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $1,910
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $5,393
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  3. 3

    Santa Fe Community College

    Psychology AA

    Santa Fe Public

    34.4 Comparison Score

    Santa Fe Community College's Psychology AA has an 8-week online program map as well as the standard two-year map, and it requires a three-credit Directed Studies in Psychology course. You pick Communication and Counseling Skills or Statistical Principles for Psychology, then choose six courses from a list that includes Social Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Psychology of Personality, Brain and Behavior, Positive Psychology, Health Psychology and Psychology of Gender. A related course from anthropology, criminal justice, human services, paralegal studies, psychology or sociology completes the 60 credits.

    Required Courses
    Introduction to Psychology, Directed Studies in Psychology, and either Communication and Counseling Skills or Statistical Principles for Psychology.
    Psychology Choices
    Six courses from a list of twelve, including Positive Psychology, Psychology of Gender and Psychology of Human Sexuality.
    Program Maps
    A 2-year map and a 2-year map with 8-week online courses.
    Degree Length
    60 credits minimum, including 33 credits of general education.

    Program Sources: Program: Psychology, A.A. - Santa Fe Community College

    Associate Degrees Awarded
    7
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Graduation Rate
    23%
    158 first-time, full-time students
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $2,139
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $4,131
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  4. 4

    Eastern New Mexico University Ruidoso Branch Community College

    Psychology AA

    Ruidoso Public

    33.2 Comparison Score

    The Psychology AA at Eastern New Mexico University Ruidoso Branch Community College is an articulation degree that lines up with the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science in Psychology on the ENMU Portales campus. The program courses are Introduction to Psychology, Social Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Adolescent Psychology, Child Psychology, Introduction to Statistics and General Biology with its lab. Alongside them you complete the New Mexico General Education Curriculum, a First-year Seminar and a computers or business course. Learning outcomes ask students to describe psychology's key concepts and applications and to use scientific reasoning to interpret psychological phenomena.

    Psychology Courses
    Introduction to Psychology, Social Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Adolescent Psychology and Child Psychology.
    Statistics and Science
    Introduction to Statistics and General Biology with General Biology Laboratory.
    Transfer Path
    Articulates into the BA or BS in Psychology at the ENMU Portales campus.
    Institutional Requirements
    English Composition I, First-year Seminar, and Introduction to Computers or Introduction to Business.

    Program Sources: Psychology Program - Eastern New Mexico University-Ruidoso Catalog

    Associate Degrees Awarded
    1
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Graduation Rate
    29%
    35 first-time, full-time students
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $1,804
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $3,268
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25

Psychology Programs in New Mexico at a Glance

Ranked Schools
9
9 public, 0 private
Bachelor’s Programs
5
559 degrees in 2023–24
Doctoral Programs
1
10 degrees in 2023–24
Associate Programs
4
195 degrees in 2023–24
Lowest In-State Tuition
$7,074
Bachelor’s list, schoolwide, 2024–25

How We Rank Psychology Programs in New Mexico

Each program gets the same comparison score it earns in our national psychology model, calculated against the nationwide group that meets the numeric and directory criteria. We then order New Mexico’s eligible programs by that score within each degree level. We feature up to 10 programs, taking the next highest-ranked program from each degree-level list in turn. Scores are compared only within the same degree level. Bachelor’s lists weigh graduation rate (20%), published tuition (20%), graduate earnings (20%), program reputation (25%), and degrees awarded (15%). Doctoral lists weigh research activity (35%), program reputation (35%), and doctoral degrees awarded (30%). Associate lists weigh graduation rate (30%), published tuition (25%), program reputation (25%), and degrees awarded (20%). Read how state lists are built.

Best Psychology Schools in New Mexico by Goal

These picks compare only the programs featured in the lists above.

Lowest In-State Tuition for a Bachelor’s

Eastern New Mexico University

$7,074 in annual undergraduate tuition and required fees for state residents (2024–25), the lowest among the 5 bachelor’s programs shown here.

Most Psychology Bachelor’s Graduates

University of New Mexico

379 psychology bachelor’s degrees awarded in 2023–24, the most of any school on this list.

Highest Schoolwide Graduation Rate

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

57% of first-time, full-time students at the school finished a bachelor’s within six years. This is a schoolwide rate, not a psychology-only rate.

Graduate Study at an R1 University

University of New Mexico

Carries the Carnegie 2025 Research 1 designation for very high research spending and doctorate production.

Top-Scoring Psychology Doctorate

University of New Mexico

10 research doctorates awarded in 2023–24; ranked first of 1 doctoral program shown here.

Statewide Context: Compare Psychology Programs in New Mexico by Degree Level

This statewide overview includes all 12 eligible programs at 11 schools. Its totals, tuition comparisons, and ranks describe that wider group; the lists above feature 10 programs.

Psychology in New Mexico spans 11 schools and runs from the associate degree to the research doctorate, with 796 degrees awarded by ranked programs in 2023–24. Ten schools are public, and University of the Southwest in Hobbs is the lone private option. The University of New Mexico ranks first for the bachelor’s, awards the most bachelor’s degrees, and holds the state’s only ranked research doctorate, while New Mexico State University ranks second.

Two schools lead the bachelor’s list on both score and scale. The University of New Mexico ranks first with a score of 65.8 and awarded 379 of the state’s 591 psychology bachelor’s degrees in 2023–24, more than the other six schools combined, while New Mexico State University ranks second at 63.9 with 117 degrees awarded. Eastern New Mexico University in Portales has the lowest resident tuition and fees, $7,074 (schoolwide, 2024–25). New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology posts the highest schoolwide graduation rate, 57%, yet awarded only 2 psychology bachelor’s degrees. University of the Southwest, the private school, charges $16,670 and ranks seventh.

Graduate choices are narrow. A bachelor’s degree is not a license to practice as a psychologist.

Psychology Licensure in New Mexico

The New Mexico State Board of Psychologist Examiners licenses psychologists in New Mexico. A bachelor’s or master’s degree in psychology does not by itself qualify you to practice as a psychologist.

Psychologist

Degree
Doctoral degree from a program designated as a doctoral program in psychology by a nationally recognized designation system or accredited by a nationally recognized accreditation body, with a major in clinical, counseling, or school psychology, from a university offering a full-time course of study in psychology
Exam
EPPP (ASPPB) at the ASPPB-recommended passing score (the board FAQ says 500), plus the New Mexico online jurisprudence exam (the FAQ says a 70 percent minimum); applicants must also show awareness and knowledge of New Mexico cultures
Supervised Experience
Two years (3,000 hours) of supervised experience. Up to 1,500 hours may come from doctoral practicum and up to 1,500 hours from an APA-approved doctoral internship (750 hours if the internship is not APA-approved). The rest must be supervised postdoctoral work with at least 1 hour per week of one-to-one supervision (at least 46 hours per year). A postdoctoral supervisory plan must be submitted if the hours are completed in New Mexico.
Practice
Independent

Source: 16.22.6 NMAC, Psychologists: Practicum, Doctoral Internship and Postdoctoral Supervised Experience

Psychologist Associate

Degree
Master’s degree (if earned after July 1, 1985) from a department of psychology, counseling psychology, or school psychology, with coursework in at least 3 of 9 specified content areas and at least two semesters of clinical, counseling, or school psychology practicum
Exam
EPPP (ASPPB) plus the New Mexico online jurisprudence exam; must show awareness and knowledge of New Mexico cultures during the first year of licensure
Supervised Experience
No post-degree supervised experience is required before licensure. Ongoing supervision is a condition of practice (at least 2 hours a month of one-to-one supervision).
Practice
Must practice under the supervision of a New Mexico licensed psychologist or a board-certified psychiatrist, with a signed supervisory agreement on file with the board. Psychological or cognitive testing must be supervised by a licensed psychologist. Ads must state: Licensed psychologist associate - supervised practice.

Source: 16.22.12 NMAC, Psychologist Associates: Education Requirements and Conditions of Practice

The board also issues temporary psychologist licenses and, for licensed psychologists with added training, conditional prescription certificates and prescription certificates (prescribing psychologists). Psychologists and psychologist associates renew every two years on or before July 1. Reciprocity requires at least 10 years of licensure elsewhere and a passing EPPP score.

Requirements summarized from the board’s official pages. Confirm the current rules with the board before you choose a graduate program.

Psychologist Salaries in New Mexico

These are BLS median annual wages for New Mexico and the United States from the May 2025 Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics survey. A median is the midpoint among workers in the occupation, from new hires to senior staff, so it is not a starting salary for a new graduate. The 10th–90th percentile range shows what the middle 80% of workers earn in the state.

Annual wages in New Mexico compared with the United States
OccupationNew Mexico MedianNew Mexico 10th–90th PercentileU.S. MedianNew Mexico Jobs
Psychologist Pay in New Mexico BLS: Clinical and Counseling Psychologists$124,800$54,080–$169,520$100,580
Psychologist Wages in New Mexico BLS: School Psychologists$110,360$83,980–$165,830$95,990630

Blank cells mean BLS did not publish that estimate.

Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025. Wage data does not enter the program scores.

Psychology Programs in New Mexico: Common Questions

How Many Schools in New Mexico Appear in These Psychology Rankings?

9 schools in New Mexico appear in the lists shown here (5 bachelor’s, 1 research doctorate, 4 associate programs). A school can appear at more than one degree level. The page features 10 programs selected from 12 eligible programs at 11 schools. The degree counts come from federal IPEDS completions for 2023–24.

Which Psychology Bachelor’s Program in New Mexico Has the Lowest Tuition?

Eastern New Mexico University lists $7,074 in annual undergraduate tuition and required fees for state residents in 2024–25, the lowest among the bachelor’s programs shown here. That is a schoolwide figure before aid, so check the program’s own costs and any fees for fieldwork or labs.

Which Schools in New Mexico Reported Psychology Research Doctorates in 2023–24?

The federal IPEDS completions file records psychology research doctorates awarded in 2023–24 at University of New Mexico (10 degrees). These are historical award counts. Check current admissions, advisor availability, and funding directly with each department.

Which New Mexico Colleges Offer an Associate Degree in Psychology?

This statewide comparison covers all 12 eligible programs, including those outside the featured lists. Four public schools are ranked. Central New Mexico Community College in Albuquerque ranks first and awarded the most, 157 of the 195 associate degrees in 2023–24. San Juan College in Farmington ranks second. Eastern New Mexico University Ruidoso Branch Community College has the lowest 2024–25 in-state tuition and fees, $1,804. Santa Fe Community College ranks third. Ask the receiving university how those credits will transfer.

Where Can I Compare Psychology Research Doctorates in New Mexico?

This statewide comparison covers all 12 eligible programs, including those outside the featured lists. University of New Mexico is the ranked psychology research doctorate program on the New Mexico list. It reported 10 research doctorates in 2023–24. Read the doctoral program’s research areas and advisor information before you apply. Degree awards describe past graduates, not the size of the next entering cohort.

Sources

  1. IPEDS C2024_A completions: first-major degrees awarded by field and level, 2023–24.
  2. IPEDS COST1_2024: tuition and required fees, 2024–25.
  3. IPEDS DRVGR2024: schoolwide graduation rates.
  4. Carnegie 2025 Research Activity Designations.
  5. BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 state estimates.
  6. New Mexico State Board of Psychologist Examiners.
  7. SocialSciences.org ranking methodology.
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