Universidad Autónoma de Chihuahua - UACH (reviews)

Overall, it’s a good university with plenty of programs, events, conferences, and opportunities. But what stands out most are the friendships you can forge throughout your studies. It’s also worth mentioning that there are excellent professors whose passion and dedication to their subjects are evident. Obviously, not everything is perfect, such as the administrative staff or resource management, but it would still be a solid 8.5 out of 10.

Not the best facilities, the newest building looks and feels old, theres´s not always toilet paper in the bathrooms, and many teachers don´t care at all, but if your determined, you can make it work.
Also is one of the cheapest public universities

The school is well-rounded in its curriculum, offering various core courses as well as electives that encompass the general study of the musical arts. Students who desire to develop a specific area of expertise in music should consider other schooling options since the time, levels, and educators available for each discipline are limited. They should consider the electives offered (depending on the subject) simply as introductory courses. However, the knowledge and practice obtained through these courses may prove sufficient to further develop one’s skills on their own.

The school is not very international. The school would be better if they actually had better teachers overall. The campus is one of the dirtiest and most disorganized campuses that I have ever been to.