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NMSU's Animation Program Maintains National Top 20 Ranking for 15th Year

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New Mexico State University's Animation Program has been recognized as one of the top programs in the United States for the 15th consecutive year, ranking 17th in the latest Animation Career Review evaluation. This prestigious ranking reflects the program's quality and the dedication of its faculty and students. The evaluation considered over 200 animation programs nationwide, highlighting NMSU's consistent excellence in the field. This recognition not only enhances the university's reputation but also attracts prospective students interested in pursuing careers in animation.

Key Details: • NMSU's Animation Program ranked 17th nationally in 2026 • Rankings evaluated over 200 programs across the U.S. • 15 consecutive years of top rankings for NMSU's program

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