Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo - UASD (reviews)

The only state public University from the Dominican Republic is a testament to the student that wants real life preparation, hard work and programs that put you to the test. It might not be the most accomodated or modern University but once you finish your program you are more than ready to fight for a place in this hard work market.

This university is the oldest in the Americas, and tuition is very low per semester. I recommend it because the degree is recognized worldwide. However, it does have some visual pollution and infrastructure issues.

I love the campus and the classes are great, but the professors are a little hostile, which leads to us being a little distant from the learning process since we don’t fully connect with the professor and it becomes a little uncomfortable.

Highlights that stand out to me:
_•_Flexible Learning Model: The university’s blend of in-person and online classes allows students to study while working or handling other responsibilities—probably the most “chill” approach to getting a degree. “You only go once a week, and you can use the rest of your time to prepare or work in the field.” 
_•_Inclusive and Accessible: Many reviews praise its adaptability and support for students from varied backgrounds. One review describes UNICARIBE as “an excellent option of study with a great semi-presential plan, which means that everything depends on the student’s willingness to learn and improve every day.