Tec De Monterrey

We stayed in an awesome house in the historic center of Querétaro. I was living there with 4 other exchange students (3 French and another German) but from the first day on we only spoke Spanish. Nevertheless I would recommend to prospective Queretanos to look for a place to share with other Mexican students. Like this you will get a hang on the Mexican way of thinking even quicker... We had our semi-Mexican-semi-French girl who took care of that, as well as some Mexican friends who spent more time in our house than in their proper one... ;-)

I think the International Office is very helpful and supports you a lot in finding an appropriate accomodation. Also, the families they find for you seem to be very good.

i happened to be living with my aunt and uncle so the experience was quite different... when i was not in school i was doing "family things" so the accomodation didnt really have a lot to do with the university

I love the residence. I stayed in residencias numero 6, which were practically just across the street from school, and relatively close to downtown and all the night life.

Living in residence was a great experience. The cost was a bit high, but was right on campus and the rooms were kept very clean. There was a good pool and lounge area.

It was an average housing, yet in a rather poorer part of the city. But the universtiy had little say in it.