Caribbean University

• Foundation: 1990
• Location: Bayamon, Puerto Rico
• Age: from 17 years old
• Accommodation: apartments
• Language of instruction: Spanish.

The Caribbean College for Teenagers was opened in Bayamon in 1969. In 1978, it received the status of a university college, and in 1990, after the launch of graduate programs, the private college became known as the Caribbean University.

• 1197 students
• 150 teachers
• 4 campuses.

The main areas of study:

• Medical care
• Medical and support services
• Criminal justice
• Forensics
• Pedagogy
• Programming.

Caribbean University campuses do not have dormitories, but university administration helps nonresident students find housing. The cost of accommodation and meals in Bayamon is approximately $ 6,000 per year - this amount is much less than the national average.

Students at Caribbean University are involved in various sports: football, volleyball, a student cheerleader team is popular.

The university is preparing applicants: for students in grades 11-12 conduct free lectures and master classes.

• The quality of teaching, pedagogical traditions
• Relatively low cost of training
• Compact student groups
• The ratio of teaching staff to students is 1:15
• Modern training buildings
• The presence of a profile library
• Exchange programs with universities in different countries
• Geographical location: campuses are located on the coast.

The Caribbean University has 4 specialized academic buildings in Bayamon, Carolina, Vega Baha and Ponce, equipped with classrooms, laboratories, sports fields, stadiums. For the convenience of students, cafes and shops are open.

In 2005, the Museum of the Caribbean University opened in Bayamon. In the halls of the museum there are art exhibitions, the museum funds stores works of famous artists, the museum serves as a base for research in the field of art and museum work.

The main campus is located in Bayamon. Bayamon is Puerto Rico's second largest city after the capital of San Juan. Located in the San Juan region, in the northern part of the island on the coastal plain.

Registration fee for applicants for undergraduate programs is $ 30, for postgraduate programs (graduate programs) is $ 50. Fees are not refunded or compensated.

1. Provide documents confirming the receipt of secondary / higher education (with grades), translated into Spanish and notarized
2. Make a request
3. Write an essay on the choice of subject of study
4. Take Spanish tests
5. Provide recommendations.

A special department of economic assistance at the university administration advises students and their parents about the possibility of obtaining financial assistance to pay for tuition, the timing of the application, the necessary parameters. At Caribbean University, 99% of students receive financial assistance, the average amount of financial assistance is $ 5,800. The income level of a student's family affects the receipt of financial support. Students of the first year of study enjoy special support. Economic aid offices are located on all campuses.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision