The previous reviewer obviously has no idea what this school is about. As an alum, I can attest…read morethat this place is beyond amazing. The school has incredible teachers that are tremendously devoted to their students--students who are active in community service, environmental work and the local community in addition to studying and working towards the rigorous requirements of the International Baccalaureate diploma. Some of the many fantastic activities include adobe church restoration, working on mountain search and rescue teams through the school wilderness program, and a focus on activism and conflict resolution. With 200 students from over 70 countries, it may be in an isolated location, but there was never an opportunity to bored. It's probably the most stimulating environment I ever lived and worked in, bar none.

Seems like hard living for the students. Not a lot for them to do other than smoke pot and play…read morevideo games. They just recently got high speed internet so that's a plus. They also have trips into town 6 times a week in case you get hungry or want to buy some supplies, but once the lights go out it's curfew time and you either do homework or go to sleep. Also, the nearby hot springs are property of the UWC and so the students have to clean up after the drunken locals. Good size campus for a small college, but seeing as their alumuni is so small they don't have a lot of money to stay competitive.

Got my Master's in the Liberal Arts (Western Classics) at St. John's and it changed my life…read more THRILLED that they also offer a Master of Arts in Eastern Classics and that they just launched their Master of Arts in Middle Eastern Classics!! Seriously considering returning for one of these to get back to these important and restorative conversations.

My second child has graduated from SJC with an exceptional education. I was disappointed that the…read morecollege allowed him to share a dorm with his girlfriend, though. This does not seem appropriate.

Was pretty beaten up looking from the outside. But the inside was really nice and clean. Not many…read morestudents around in the building I took my training though.

Great local branch of UNM. This location has many classes to choose from, even night classes…read more UNM-LA has several certificate, associates, and bachelor degree programs to choose from. Some down points regarding this branch is some degree programs you will still need to attend the main branch to take certain classes. And the parking is atrocious. There is an over fill lot close by, but when it's cold outside it's not ideal. They have a big library and a few computer rooms you can use when you need a place to study or do computer work. The chili has six buildings which house a variety of classes. Overall this branch is a great place to take a lot of your core class work, but you might have to travel to main campus if you choose a degree program that is not 100% fulfilled on this campus.

This is a satellite campus of NMHU out of Las Vegas, NM. I attend classes online for my MBA, but I…read morefrequently have to commute here for proctored exams. Hard to navigate to the first time, as it is accessed off a side road instead of the main road.