Universidad Iberoamericana - IBERO (reviews)

The university has grown since I started, with new majors every year and making the campus bigger and better.
My major was international business, and the program has great teachers, classes, and seminars, that challenge you every day.

When I studied at Universidad Iberoamericana was amazing. I had incredible time studying and making friends.

I enjoyed how the program was formed in terms of knowledge. The teachers tried to gave us the whole experience and knowledge of the career. The only thing that the university didn’t do was giving us the internal knowledge about students motivations and what they really want with their life.

Most of the time the university environment told us about our jobs and the amount of money we should ask when we finish university. But they don’t ask us about our real motivation and how to find it in ourselves. So most of the students when they finished university they don’t know what to do, which job would be the best for them, because they don’t really know themselves.

The university only gave students knowledge about the career they are students and sometimes other subjects related to other things. That is what I think universities are missing and need to change.

I studied accounting at Ibero Torreon. Overall my experience was a great one, filled with many rewarding experiences led by amazing teachers and surrounded by life time friends. Yes, there were some instances were the school could’ve given more, classes were I felt I wasted time or moments the administration did not step up enough to meet my standards. However, I feel this made for the perfect combination to create the opportunity for the student to fill in those gaps, extracurricular activities or an internship to make up for those lacking classes, to have to confront situations were not everything is granted to you and the only resource available is yourself. There might not be a lot of career options, but I believe this makes the school more focused in making the careers they do have more rich. There are some incredible teachers and since the school is located in a small city, many professors may one day become coworkers or bosses. Overall I would give the school four stars, since there is definitely room for improvement in some areas, but the ratio between what you pay and what you get is amazing, worth every penny you pay.

I really liked my degree, although obviously some relevant subjects were needed for the best development of it, since it would be complemented in different work areas to the daily ones. Another thing that I liked is the facilities (except classrooms) because it felt very cool due to the number of trees there were. Likewise, I emphasize that the classes are taught by the teacher and not by the student through presentations, which greatly helps learning.