Universidad Católica Boliviana San Pablo - UCB
speciality: Law

I learned a lot and for that I am greatful. However, I disagree with the scoring system. The final exam was worth half of the grade which jeopardized all the good work you could have done throughout the semester into one exam.

A university that has established competitiveness as one of its characteristic elements that has been maintained in its different generations of professionals.
The teaching staff is made up of professionals who are experts in their fields, demonstrating extensive theoretical and practical knowledge.

When I entered UCB, it was the best option among private universities in Bolivia, due to its prestige thanks to its top teachers, the campus and the opportunities that come with being a Cato graduate, and the networking necessary for professional life; it was an excellent experience.
Things I didn’t like were that the new pavilions and classrooms were not assigned to Law, however I did diplomas at the UCB a few years ago and things have improved, the university has a new image, its library is first class and it still has green spaces, an aspect that gives it extra points; between the good and bad things, the balance still leans towards recommending studying at La Cato.