Reviews of Northern New Mexico College (School)

921 N Paseo De Onate, Española, NM 87532

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Here you have the feddbacks of people like you who bought the products and services of Northern New Mexico College (School) in the state of New Mexico.

As of day the business receives a rating of 3.9 stars over 5 and the score has been calculated on 16 reviews.

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REVIEWS OF Northern New Mexico College IN New Mexico

Fred Martinez

The ladies here are so friendly and helped me way beyond my expectations. Thank you Jennifer

Renee Santistevan

The Book Store Staff Is Very Friendly, Various Books And Supplies For Both School And For Personal Use.... Over All There's Friendly Staff Everywhere, Personally Haven't Started Classes Yet But Will Update Once I Do...!

Olive Oyl

Little to no career guidance. Staff and faculty are more interested in milking your financial aid for as long as possible.

Higinia Mtz

Northern New Mexico College is a great college. They have many associate and bachelor's degrees to choose from. The staff and faculty are friendly and are always willing to help the students.

Luz Erivez

Tony Waldon

Joaquin Montaño

Stay Classy

Susan W.

It can be very difficult to get scholarships, a federal work-study job (even if you are eligible), a recommendation and even into certain classes if you are not one of the 'insiders.' On the plus side it is a flexible and relaxed atmosphere.

teandre allen

Justina Talavera

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Ryan Martinez

This college needs to be audited. I am currently a student here and have had such a poor experience with the financial aid office and business offices. Students don't receive their financial aid until 3-5 weeks into the semester (Keep in mind that the college takes their part out right away). If someone was relying solely on financial aid to buy books and other necessities for school they would be so far behind before receiving their aid. I also received a tuition waiver that ended up not being honored, and was not informed about it until classes already started. Something weird is going on here and students are being set up to fail from the start. On the other hand, professors have been great and have helped to accommodate me through this nightmare of a system.