The quality of the teachers is excellent, as is their involvement with the school.
The texts are published by the university itself, and are very comprehensive and demanding.
When you graduate from this university, the degree is valued more highly than at many others because you essentially study independently, using the university’s published materials and supplementary classes. You complete numerous assignments throughout the years, giving the faculty a clear picture of your commitment to your studies. This is highly valued, although the exams are standardized across the entire Spanish National University of Distance Education (UNED), and the grades are not assigned by your professor but are graded nationally.
I encourage anyone who, like me, wants to study for a degree while working or doing something else, to try UNED. The guidance, publications, and support, even if it takes longer to complete, since it’s not a full-time commitment, will be well worth it.





