Affordable higher education in Mexico : implications for career advancement and social mobility (English)

Laureate universities offer higher education degrees in the Mexican context, an environment where there is a significant, unmet demand for college degrees and yet, private universities face a highly competitive market to expand their services. This study is an ex-post impact evaluation. Namely, it was planned and implemented, years after the individuals participating in this study enrolled and graduated from college, cancelling the possibility of...
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Rebolledo Dellepiane,Miguel Angel; Paniagua,Gloria; Yale, Matthew; Tambucho Perez,Sandra Monica; Moran, Debora; Khan,Mohammed Ali; Olive,Damian; Diamond,Alexis; Gutierrez,Ines; Shepherd,Daniel; Abreu, Raul; Torres, Braulio; Maya, Alexandro; Charles, Amlin.

Affordable higher education in Mexico : implications for career advancement and social mobility (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/907011486370429185

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