Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores - Guadalajara

The accommodation turned out to be pleasant once getting used to. Coming from a 1st world country and from a middle to upper-class metropolis I was used to high standard accomodations. Adjusting was not a problem though. I was just happy and fortunate enough to be there and learning about how to accommodate myself with 100 international students from all parts of the world and not let our cultural differences interfere with everyone's way of life. The accomodations had also helped me develop those expatriate charateristics seeked today such as being able to adjust to foreign environments, development of personal and emotional maturity, and so on.

Residence is RIDICULOUS! Way to expensive, no girl/guy mix (not even visitors), no food. Host families usually start well, but they always go rotton. Apartment is the way to go. My apt. was beautiful. 2000 pesos per month shared.

I really had a great advisor at the school, who helped with any issue I came accross. She connected me with a great family who I've come to be very acquainted with. As for my instructors at this school, they were great. They offered assistance to me quite often during my stay, and I'd like to praise this school for it's hospitality.

Everything was top notch. I've never stayed in such a nice house. My house family treated me like one of their own.

The facilities provided by the university are convenient but expensive. They are located on campus, but I prefered to have contact to Mexicans.

The university puts a lot of effort in providing housing and assisting their international students to find housing on their own.