No cross-town partner colleges on record.
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ROTC colleges in New Mexico
6 colleges in New Mexico offer ROTC: 3 host a unit, 3 join a nearby unit cross-town.
New Mexico has 6 ROTC host units (3 Army, 1 Navy and 2 Air Force) at 3 colleges. 3 more colleges join through cross-town agreements.
Host units and their partner colleges
Each unit is based at its host college. Cadets at partner colleges join that unit cross-town and earn the same commission.
No cross-town partner colleges on record.
No cross-town partner colleges on record.
1 partner college
New Mexico State University
Detachment 505 New Mexico State University-Main Campus · Las Cruces
Air Force ROTC program page →2 partner colleges
University of New Mexico
Detachment 510 University of New Mexico-Main Campus · Albuquerque
Air Force ROTC program page →2 partner colleges
Every college in New Mexico with ROTC
Hosts a unit Cross-town partner None
| College | Army | Navy | Air Force |
|---|---|---|---|
| Central New Mexico Community CollegeAlbuquerque | Army: none | Navy: cross-town at University of New Mexico | Air Force: cross-town at University of New Mexico |
| Dona Ana Community College | Army: none | Navy: none | Air Force: cross-town at New Mexico State University |
| New Mexico Institute of Mining and TechnologySocorro | Army: none | Navy: none | Air Force: cross-town at University of New Mexico |
| New Mexico Military InstituteRoswell | Army: hosts Black Knight Battalion (NMMI) | Navy: none | Air Force: none |
| New Mexico State UniversityLas Cruces | Army: hosts Aggie Battalion (NMSU-2) | Navy: none | Air Force: hosts Detachment 505 New Mexico State University-Main Campus |
| University of New MexicoAlbuquerque | Army: hosts Lobo Battalion | Navy: hosts NROTC University of New Mexico | Air Force: hosts Detachment 510 University of New Mexico-Main Campus |
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