Universidad Veracruzana - UV (reviews)

It’s a nice university, focused on your career, meaning you avoid filler subjects, the facilities are good and the system is good, and it’s not expensive. What I don’t like is that you don’t have specific dates to go on vacation since it depends on the regular exams.

The Veracruz University offers opportunities to continue your studies through financial support and also with a flexible schedule that you can choose according to your work schedule.

It has qualified staff with an outstanding teaching profile in their area, and also provides free electronic tools just for being a student.

Nursing is a highly sought-after career, and therefore we have the equipment and materials to make the practices as realistic as possible.

What I like:

It is the largest university in the southern part of Mexico. It has a great variety of campuses with very nice rest areas.
The library is very complete and has services at the level of the best universities in Mexico.
Count on scholarships and exchanges to other universities if you want to apply.
He has some very good teachers.

What I do not like:

The mouth of the Veracruz River faculty of dentistry where I studied lacked discipline. The students were not mature at the level of such a university, since there were no prefects at this level, there was no order.
Some teachers allowed themselves to be manipulated by the “popular” girls who brought gifts and talked to them.
Being a foreign student I felt a little discrimination, which is another thing I didn’t like. Many students believed that by coming from private schools they had the right to insult others.
Now that I am in my specialty at another school I can see how bad my alma mater was.
To be fair, I want to say that I don’t know if it stays the same, but it was what I saw in my stay there 2010-2014.