Education Albuquerque, New Mexico

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albuquerque home university of new mexico, largest public flagship university in state. unm includes school of medicine ranked in top 50 primary care-oriented medical schools in country. central new mexico community college county-funded junior college serving new high school graduates , adults returning school.



zimmerman library @ university of new mexico


albuquerque home following programs , non-profit schools of higher learning: southwest university of visual arts, southwestern indian polytechnic institute, trinity southwest university, university of st. francis college of nursing , allied health department of physician assistant studies, , st. norbert college master of theological studies program. ayurvedic institute, 1 of first ayurveda colleges specializing in ayurvedic medicine outside of india established in city in 1984. other state , not-for-profit institutions of higher learning have moved of programs albuquerque. these include: new mexico state university, highlands university, lewis university, wayland baptist university, , webster university. several for-profit technical schools including brookline college, pima medical institute, national american university, grand canyon university, university of phoenix , several barber/beauty colleges have established presence in area.


albuquerque public schools (aps), 1 of largest school districts in nation, provides educational services 100,000 children across city. schools within aps include both public , charter entities. numerous accredited private preparatory schools serve albuquerque students. these include various pre-high school religious (christian, jewish, islamic) affiliates , montessori schools, menaul school, albuquerque academy, st. pius x high school, sandia preparatory school, bosque school, evangel christian academy, hope christian school, hope connection school, temple baptist academy, , victory christian. accredited private schools serving students special education needs in albuquerque include: desert hills, pathways academy, , presbyterian ear institute oral school. new mexico school deaf runs preschool children hearing impairments in albuquerque.








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