Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - UNAM
speciality: Mathematics

Excellent university, wide variety of scholarships, support from the first semester, updated facilities, and a safe campus. Great benefits for the internal community even after you finish your studies. It’s a great option for studying, and I’m proud to be able to graduate from UNAM.

I really liked the university in general, the course I studied had excellent teachers, a very good academic level, what I didn’t like very much was that there was a lack of teachers, since there were very saturated classes. The facilities were also good, I really liked that the faculty had many green areas and a tennis court. The library also had a high repertoire.

UNAM has the best teams of professors, all of them with extensive knowledge and an attitude that is always at the forefront. Education goes beyond books, touching points of professional maturity prior to graduation. Without a doubt, UNAM is the highest educational institution in Mexico.

Overall, I understand why it’s considered the best university in Mexico, as it’s obvious that teachers are extremely well prepared, and the subjects are vast and complete, but, classes are pretty overcrowded, which causes teacher’s attention to be something some people just don’t have access to, aside from the library, there’s really not any help students have, no resources, nor people available to help, if you get stuck, or don’t understand a subject, you’re on your own, if you can’t get another student to help, then there’s absolutely no help, it is the law of the jungle, as no one cares what each student does, no one cares if the students take classes, or not, and no one cares for each student, and those who can’t make it on their own, will end up dropping out because there’s no help at all, those who can learn on their own, will get high quality classes, and if they’re lucky, the attention of extremely qualified teachers, but even then, everyone has to struggle with the constant protests that render the school unable to operate, sometimes losing entire semesters to those protests, so all in all, people who already understand the subject, or can afford, or attain, a way to learn outside of college, will succed as they not only get the most complete curriculum, but also a free education, those who can’t dedicate fully to classes, and can’t afford classes outside of school, or get any help at all, will not only struggle, but most likely end up dropping out, or taking many years to get a degree