Metropolitan University Xalapa - 91000 Xalapa-Enríquez

It is not endorsed by the SEP, I have problems being hired because my certificate "is not valid"

Accessible tuition fees, but they fall very short in adequate facilities and there is no necessary equipment as projectors on the Lucio campus.

The rector told me that I had failed my exam to qualify, however my synods did pass me. They did this in order to repay the entire degree. They changed my synods without my knowing it, and on the day of my exam a plane teacher told me that he did not know what to ask me, there were contents that they gave me to study and they did not ask me ... I would never recommend that school, I had to study my degree from the beginning in another school.

The facilities of its 2 quasi-campuses are inhumane in all aspects, and the treatment of the administrative staff goes without saying, as well as their costs and qualification procedures.

The school is very good, they attend well, they are well managed and everything is perfect

For costs it looks good, but administratively and especially the managers and owners are the worst you will find, I do not recommend this school at all, its graduation rate is 1 or 2 students each year. The teachers themselves know of the shortcomings of this. Now with the pandemic, it was seen that it does not have the infrastructure to continue classes online, in fact 3 months without classes, only jobs that teachers requested without teaching or anything, and evaluating something they never taught. Fatal.!!!

They attend reluctantly, if they don't want to work they shouldn't go. So that they are attending with mugs better nothing.

Affordable tuition and well-trained teachers, but what are the schools it offers, those who serve you, and the lousy certification process. None of the buildings have good ventilation when it's hot, and when it's cold it freezes too much. Dirty bathrooms and sometimes there is no soap to wash your hands. The subjects of some degree, in my case I am a graduate of the English language degree, they are not put in order. Let's say first semester you are supposed to take basic Spanish first and they give you superior Spanish and, in the second semester, they give you basic Spanish. And since the pandemic started, they didn't know what to do. At first they said they were going to make up our classes but not anymore, they didn't know how to do anything but leave us jobs to do at home. Now, as far as the titling process is concerned, they put it too far away. First you have to do professional practices and social service. Do thesis and exam what is your thesis. For the thesis you have to have 2 advisors, one involved in the school and the other who has never been part of that institution, be it a teacher, a graduate, etc. That makes it more complicated for you because what other teacher outside of that school can advise you? Finally, I also understand that there are very few graduates from that institution. That's it.