CPEM: Centro de Posgrados del Estado de México

[Avidreader]

This is the first time I have heard of this school, but the degrees have RVOE registry, so they should be equivalent to RA in the US. Fully online.
https://www.cpem.edu.mx/

Bachelors degrees:
Law (Mexican Law so it won't transfer to the US)
Business
Digital Marketing

Masters:
Management
Healthcare Management
Organizational Development
Public Administration
Education
Directive Image (Seems to be a sort of Workplace Communications degree)
Human Rights
Cultural Development (I think this degree is to protect historical landmarks mixed with Tourism/Hospitality)

2 year accelerated PhD:
Management
Healthcare Business
Education

I don't know the cost of the courses, a strong foundation in Spanish will probably be needed for the degrees. The website requires Mexican forms of ID, but perhaps is someone asks, they will accept a foreign passport.

I found prices from 4 years ago.

Bachelors 4000 MXN a month (around 260 usd) with a 4000 biannual deposit.
Masters 5000 MXN a month (around 280 USD) with a 5000 biannual deposit.
PhD 7000 MXN a month (around 400 USD) with a biannual 7000 deposit.

Those prices are from 2018 so they might not apply today.

[MrPanda]

This was from May 2020 for Master:

"El costo regular de este posgrado es de:
Inscripción Cuatrimestral $4,000 MXN
Mensualidad de $4,000 MXN"

However, they were offering a "promotion" at that time, where you paid $1,600 MXN as Inscripción and as Mensualidad.

[Avidreader]

I wonder if that promo applied to everyone because the ones I saw with a discount were only for unionized school teachers.

[MrPanda]

I wonder if that promo applied to everyone because the ones I saw with a discount were only for unionized school teachers.

Yes, it didn´t say that it was restricted.

But maybe it was just some coronavirus offer.

Right now they don´t announce any discount.

[Kab]

Also for bachelors you have to do the social service or servicio social.
Maybe they will offer something in the future again?

[Imbanewbie]

I could not find their accreditation. I wonder if their master and doctorate degree are equivalent to US.

[MrPanda]

They have their RVOEs listed:

https://www.cpem.edu.mx/?page_id=420

[bjcheung77]

That's a pretty good deal, there are a few other Mexican universities, I recall creating a post in regards to them also in the grad sub form area...

[Avidreader]

That's a pretty good deal, there are a few other Mexican universities, I recall creating a post in regards to them also in the grad sub form area...

Yes, I looked at them. Seems like from the website, this school doesn't demand a CURP number. Since it is private, they might be more flexible and will accept a passport ID. I don't see any info regarding the social service. They might offer graduation with thesis o challenge exam and the social service is something quick that can be done online. I guess the only way to find out is if someone send an email and ask them.