In the two years I have been at this university, I can say that the educational level is really comparable to some more prestigious schools. Speaking about public universities, I would rank it among the best, although compared to private ones, it is notable among them. The professors have doctorates, and lately, new young professors have joined who bring new, more hands-on learning strategies. But I have to say that when courses are offered, sometimes the difference in hours is quite noticeable, leaving on average 2 free hours. Their extracurricular activities are really of quality, especially with the mentors. Certainly, the facilities for physical activity leave a lot to be desired, but in computing or language, they have good facilities. Now, regarding opportunities, they have a good offer when it comes to doing professional internships, i would say more in terms of private ones, and at the same time, there are several opportunities to go on excursions, take courses, workshops, and talks with relevant speakers, whether guests or the professors themselves. I think that’s what BUAP stands out for the most—the range of opportunities available within the university that will be useful for the future after you graduate.





