MONTERREY CAMPUS EXCHANGE FACT SHEET

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1 MONTERREY CAMPUS EXCHANGE FACT SHEET Contact person: Rodrigo Osuna International Programs Coordinator EGAP Government and Public Policy Tecnológico de Monterrey Telephone/Fax: +52 (81) School address: WWW address: Av. Eugenio Garza Lagüera y Rufino Tamayo C.P , San Pedro Garza García, N.L. México Deadlines: Fall Trimester / September - December 2013 Application Deadline: July 5, 2013 Winter Trimester / January - April 2014 Application Deadline: November 1, 2013 Spring Trimester / April - July 2014 Application Deadline: February 17, 2014

2 Required Documents: Students applying through an existing exchange between the student s home university and Tecnológico de Monterrey, must be nominated by their exchange program office or similar. In most of the cases, the student will pay tuition directly to their home university. Exchange application process: Step I: nomination to: rodrigo.osuna@itesm.mx Step II: Students must fill the Admission Application Form at the following link: Click on: Not registered yet? Create an account In the field "Type of admission" select: Non-degree seeking student In the field Academic area : Business/Commerce/Management In the field Level at you wish enroll : Graduate /Master Degree In the field Program type : Regular University Courses In the field "Campus of your interest": Sede EGADE Monterrey In the field Academic Period : The academic calendar at is based on Trimesters In the field Comments add: Application as exchange student to: EGADE After creating an account the students will receive by (between hours) their username, password and link to access the Online Application. In case you have any trouble please write to: rodrigo.osuna@itesm.mx Step III: Send by courier or express mail the following documents (Use DHL, UPS, FedEx, etc., please don t use any regular mail): Your most recent School Transcript with a minimum average of 80 (Mexican system) or GPA of 2.5 (USA system) Authorization letter from your study abroad coordinator, naming you as an exchange student Mailing address: Attention to: Rodrigo Osuna Av. Eugenio Garza Lagüera y Rufino Tamayo San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León, CP México

3 Course offer: Students will receive the Course Catalog one month before classes start. For a draft of the courses or previous catalogs you may contact: rodrigo.osuna@itesm.mx Language of Instruction: Language requirement: Language courses: Full-time Workload: Grading: An average of 7 to 8 courses are offered in English language each academic term. The rest of the academic offer is taught in Spanish language. In order for a student to enrolled to a course taught in Spanish is necessary a 600 score in the on-line Spanish exam provided by Tec de Monterrey. Tec de Monterrey has a Modern Language Department that offers curricular courses. The curricular language course is Spanish as a Foreign Language. Students can only take 48 ITESM Units (4 courses per term). Each academic course has 12 units, equivalent to 144 contact-working hours. Grade Quality 100 Excellent Very Good Good Average Below 70 Failed Exams: Each professor has his/her own way of grading students, which may vary in the following: - A middle-term exam (open question and/or multiple choice) and a final exam (open question and/or multiple choice) - Final project - Both exams and project - Professors may also apply a quiz about assigned lectures in each session

4 Academic Calendar: Fall Trimester: September - December 2013 Expected Arrival Day Sep. 9, 2013 Mandatory Orientation Session Sep. 4-5, 2013 Classes Begin Sep. 17, 2013 Classes End Nov. 29, 2013 Final Exams Dec. 2 to 6, 2013 Spring Trimester: April July 2014 Expected Arrival Day April 9, 2014 Mandatory Orientation Session April 10-11, 2014 Spring break: April 14 to 20, 2014 Classes Begin April 21, 2014 Classes End July 4, 2014 Final Exams July 7 to 11, 2014 Winter Trimester: January April 2014 Expected Arrival Day Jan. 7, 2014 Mandatory Orientation Session Jan. 8-9, 2014 Classes Begin Jan. 13, 2014 Classes End March 28, 2014 Final Exams April 1 to 4, 2014 Living Expenses: Estimated monthly budget for single students: Housing (shared) $4,000 MXN Transportation $2,000 MXN (taxis recommended transportation) Meals & groceries $2,500 MXN Books/study materials $2,000 MXN for the entire academic term Health insurance: Tec de Monterrey has very strict policies on health care. At the students arrival in Monterrey, they must show evidence of comprehensive coverage. To do this, they need to show a copy of either of the following documents: Letter from the insurance company stating their health care coverage for the complete time of their stay in Mexico. A copy of their health care insurance card with the expiration date of the insurance. Students can send the information with their admission documents or they can give a copy of the insurance card to the staff of the International Programs Office upon their arrival, otherwise they won t be able to enroll. The insurance must be valid since the Official Arrival Day until the Last day of final exams, please refer to the calendar section. The Medical Insurance must cover at least $250,000 USD in coverage for Accidents and illness, Medical Evacuation for at least $7,500 USD, and Repatriation of Remains of at least $7,500 USD. In case the students don t have an international insurance, Tec de Monterrey has an agreement with the companies SETMEX and CHARTIS, they may choose to buy their international insurance with these either company at a special price for Tec students.

5 Student Visa: The National Immigration Institute of Mexico requires all international students who will come to Mexico to study to apply for a student visa from the closest Mexican consulate in their home country. You will need a letter of acceptance for this purpose. Facilities: Exchange students have access to: - Library services (including digital library) - Campus-wide Wi-Fi - Computer & printing facilities - Coffee Shops - Student Account - Bookstores - Sports Facilities Minds Igniting Change