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Are looking at the two towns -- Santa Fe and Taos only -- are you considering points between? If the latter then you might search on Espanola also which has a four year state college, whose name changes periodically and may be offering masters now. While Espanola is not for everyone, I suspect that attending the college presents no problems.
If you picked up Santa Fe College in your searches, I believe that they have some financial problems and may be cutting back on some programs.
Thank you both. We don't have big degree plans - just considering moving to the area, and my husband and I both enjoy taking interesting classes. We like to have a college or university in some proximity. It seems that there are quite a few.
Santa Fe Community College offers quite a variety of credit and continuing ed courses. St John's in Santa Fe offers some great seminars now and again. The Santa Fe Institute, a prestigious research facility, offers several public lectures and seminars each year.
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