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Institutional Analysis

Core Mission: The Office of Institutional Analysis serves New Mexico State University as the official source of data for internal and external audiences. We will provide timely and accurate data, information, and analyses to support data-informed decision-making across the university and the university system.

The Office of Institutional Analysis (OIA) produces numerous reports, many mandated by state and federal agencies, about New Mexico State’s students, faculty, staff, courses, degree programs, student financial aid, and a wide variety of other subjects. Much of this information is available through the OIA website and can be used to support reporting activities performed by campus units. 

Please use the Data Request From to request information that is not readily available on the OIA website.

Institutional Analysis will attempt to meet all requests for information and assistance that are consistent with our mission. Due to the high volume of data requests, requests are prioritized according to Institutional Analysis function and areas of primary responsibility.

Data Visualization Narrative: 

New Mexico State University Enrollment Statistics Las Cruces Campus

The dashboard provides an overview of the enrollment statistics for New Mexico State University (NMSU) at the Las Cruces Campus. The dashboard includes dropdown menus for filtering the data by Semester, College, and Primary Level (graduate or undergraduate). The dashboard displays information for New Mexico State University's Las Cruces Campus for Fall 2023, showing a total enrollment of 14,779 students with a median age of 21 and 58% Hispanic representation. 73% of the students are New Mexico residents, 67% filed the FAFSA, and 76% are full-time students. Additionally, 81% of the students live off-campus.  

The dashboard includes charts on level, gender, and ethnicity. Regarding level, 82% of the students are undergraduates, while 18% are graduates. Regarding gender, the campus has a slightly higher female enrollment, with 8,644 female students and 6,058 male students. The largest ethnic group on campus is Hispanic, comprising 8,513 students, followed by White students at 3,923. 

The College of Arts and Sciences has the largest enrollment, with 5,155 students, followed by the College of Health, Education, and Social Transformation, with 3,830 students. The College of Engineering enrolls 2,182 students, and the College of Business has 1,805 students. The College of Agriculture, Consumer, and Environmental Sciences has enrollment of 1,536 students. The graph also includes data on community college enrollment (212 students) and graduate school enrollment (59 students).