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New Mexico's most affordable History programs show dramatic cost differences, with Eastern New Mexico University charging just $6,199 net price compared to private University of the Southwest at $19,969. The state's rich archaeological heritage and federal research facilities like Los Alamos create opportunities for History graduates in cultural resource management and government research. Public universities here benefit from the Legislative Lottery Scholarship, which can eliminate tuition costs entirely for qualifying residents.
6
Programs
$6,199 – $19,969
Net Price Range
$22,580
Avg. Program Earnings
38.6%
Avg. Graduation Rate

6 History Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $6,199 $6,863 39.8% 27.6%
2 $6,747 $8,147 52.2% 78.1%
3 $7,912 $7,868 34.9%
4 $14,141 $7,260 25.6%
5 $17,478 $8,115 52.5% 96.1%
6 $19,969 $16,670 26.7%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Eastern New Mexico University so affordable for History students?

Eastern New Mexico University offers the lowest net price at $6,199, despite having a selective 27.55% acceptance rate. The combination of low in-state tuition at $6,863 and substantial financial aid makes it the most budget-friendly option in the state.

How do graduation rates compare among New Mexico's affordable History programs?

New Mexico State University and University of New Mexico both achieve 52% graduation rates, the highest among state schools. In contrast, New Mexico Highlands University graduates only 25.6% of students, despite charging similar in-state tuition of $7,260.

Does the Legislative Lottery Scholarship cover full tuition at these universities?

The scholarship covers full tuition at public universities for qualifying New Mexico residents. With in-state tuition ranging from $6,863 to $8,147 at public schools, eligible students can attend virtually tuition-free while focusing on living expenses and fees.

Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.