On March 3, 2014, NBC4 of Southern California featured Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ in a news story about . Currently, there is a trend in California of students moving to Mexico City in search of a lower cost education. As an accredited American university in Mexico City, Anchor John C. Klemack, calls Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ a “hidden gem”, offering students a distinct advantage because the degree they earn is recognized in the same way a degree earned in the States would be. Additionally, students are eligible for the same financial aid, scholarships and grants as students attending school in the U.S.–all while paying about half of the tuition cost. Students studying in Mexico City are also at an advantage because they are immersed in another language and culture in a large, international city.
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