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New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

★★★★½ 4.7158 reviewsSocorro, NMAges 11–17

Private

New Mexico Tech (New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology) in Socorro runs several youth STEM summer camps on its campus, including BuzzCamp for middle and early high schoolers (grades 6-10) covering game design, robotics, coding, and engineering, the residential Tech Trek for girls entering 8th grade, and a Summer STEM Experience for high schoolers. Several programs are residential, with campers staying in dorms and experiencing university life.

The practical details

Ages
Ages 11–17
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
STEM Focused
Before you register

We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★Davis 3D Printing ABQ

You'll learn cool stuff, but in my personal experience, my degree has prevented me from getting multiple jobs, but it never enabled me to get a job, so overall I would say it's a negatively impactful on your life.

★★★★★Mark Knudsen

Visiting after graduating 50 years ago. Very impressed with the students, professors, and administrators I met and the campus. It's a leading University in America!

Jake Patterson

Be careful with their financial aid office. They will set you up for failure. They haven't been paying for classes and certificates for several students. They will also flag you in the system to not receive any grants even though the verbiage says you're authorized to receive. So use caution when dealing with them. You might end up having to pay for everything. Even after you are almost done with class because they are having a hard time reading their own guidelines and standards.

★★★★★MsK2u

Love the atmosphere of this place. Love taking my dogs for walks at the college, beautiful rose garden during the summer months. Ducks at the pond will chase you sometimes for food..found out you can fish here but it's catch and release which is good.. Well lit walking at night is good. Plus they have Starbucks in the Fidel center! Awesome.. during the evening at sunset the mountain in the back ground is something else...

★★★★Robert

We used this school as our annual ESCAPE training for statewide search and rescue teams. Nice campus, good layout.

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