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Universidad Regiomontana Preparatoria Campus Centro

Mexico, Monterrey

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The school at a glance
Instructs in Spanish, English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 4500
Opened 1969
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages English
Strengths STEM, Languages, Performing Arts
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Universidad Regiomontana Preparatoria Campus Centro offers a Bespoke Curriculum designed to develop students' knowledge and intercultural competencies in a bilingual environment. The Bicultural High School program focuses on human and cultural development while delivering learning across social sciences, mathematics, humanities, sciences, arts, chemistry, biology, and technology. English is strengthened through dedicated language courses and several subjects taught in English, with English language progression paths such as English and Progressive English. The program runs over three years in a six-semester plan, with seven curricular strands and elective options beginning in later periods. Students can engage in multidisciplinary projects linked to U-ERRE laboratories, including Lab Ciudad for urban challenges and Frontiers of Innovation, and Lab Smart Factory, an Industrial 4.0 center with IoT, big data, VR/AR, M2M. The campus in downtown Monterrey provides learning spaces, auditoriums, laboratories, and student areas, plus the Jaguar Family and cultural exchanges, sports, and leadership development opportunities.

C. Mariano Matamoros 430 PTE, Col. Centro, 64000 Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico

The Essentials

Universidad Regiomontana Preparatoria Campus Centro has 4,500 pupils, instruction in Spanish, English.

Location
Campus Centro is located at 430 Poniente Matamoros Street, Colonia Centro, Monterrey, Nuevo León 64000, Mexico. It is in Monterrey's Centro district. It is one of U-ERRE's Monterrey campuses. It offers the Prepa (preparatory/high school) program on campus.

Stages
Prepa (Preparatory/High School) is offered at Campus Centro. Prepa U-ERRE transforms, focusing on competencies, accompanying the student in their maturation process through a guided experience oriented and grounded in values.

Country affiliation
Mexico
Fees
Application fees
- Completing the online application for Preparatoria is free; there is no publicly listed, mandatory application fee for initial submission.

Tuition (colegiatura) — overall approach (amounts)
- The institution does not publish a public, itemized fee schedule with numeric tuition amounts for Preparatoria Campus Centro. Specific tuition figures are provided to families during the admissions/registration process and via the university payment platform.

Tuition billing structure by academic cycle (how fees are charged and billed)
- Billing is issued according to the academic cycle used by the program: either semester-based or tetramester-based. The Preparatoria and professional programs follow the institution's published academic calendar, which shows separate payment partialities for semestral and tetramestre cycles.
- Semestral programs: tuition for a semester is split into a sequence of numbered partial payments across the semester (the academic calendar shows up to five numbered partialities for semestral terms). Exact due dates vary by term and are published in the academic calendar for each cycle.
- Tetramestre programs: tuition for a tetramester is split into a sequence of numbered partial payments across the tetramester (the academic calendar shows multiple partialities for tetramestres). Exact due dates vary by tetramester and are published in the academic calendar for each cycle.

Payment timing and terms
- The academic calendar specifies the numbered partialities (first, second, third, etc.) and the months when each partial payment is due; first partial payments are scheduled at or before the start of the term and subsequent partialities are scheduled in the months shown on the calendar. Families are expected to meet the posted due dates for each partiality.
- The university requires the first tuition payment (or an agreed reservation/payment) to be completed as part of the registration process; completing the first payment triggers enrollment steps such as timetable planning.

Boarding / residence fees
- No boarding or student residence fees are published for Campus Centro; the campus information and program pages list campus locations and academic offerings without reference to on‑campus housing or residence fees, indicating boarding is not an applicable charge at this campus.

Other mandatory or typical additional costs
- Inscription/reinscription fees: standard processes require an inscription or registration payment as part of enrollment; any registration or re‑registration fees are handled at the time of admission/registration and by the payment platform. Specific numeric values are not published publicly.
- Academic materials and ancillary fees: charges for course materials, certification/trámites de certificación de bachillerato, exam fees, special laboratory fees, transportation or other service charges may apply depending on programs and services used. These additional charges are separate from the colegiatura and are reflected on payment slips generated for each student. Specific amounts are provided individually through the university's payment procedures.
- Uniforms, books and supplies: these are treated as additional costs to families where applicable; no institutionwide uniform fee is publicly listed.

Refunds / cancellations
- There is no publicly posted, itemized refund policy for Preparatoria Campus Centro on the publicly available admissions and calendar pages. Refunds, cancellations and any pro‑rata adjustments are governed by the institution's internal policies and are processed through the university's treasury/payment office or student services. Families must follow the institution's formal procedures to request any refund or cancellation.

Fee payment options and mechanics
- Accepted payment channels include: in‑person at the university treasury (Tesorería), online with Visa or MasterCard via the university payment platform, bank counter payments using generated payment slips, and payment at Seven Eleven (Super 7) using the university's Banorte service code. The university's platform generates payment slips that can be used at banks or authorized payment points. A minimal service charge may apply for card payments.
- The university operates an online self‑service/payment portal where families can generate and download payment slips and receipts; payment processing times depend on the chosen channel (bank/retailer processing windows are indicated by the payment channel).

Important practical notes for parents
- Numeric tuition amounts, exact registration and other fee figures for Preparatoria Campus Centro are issued directly to applicants/families during the admission/registration flow and via the student payment platform; families should use the generated payment slip or the admissions guidance provided by the campus to see the exact amounts and applicable discounts or scholarships.

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Academics

Universidad Regiomontana Preparatoria Campus Centro teaches Bespoke Curriculum.

Curriculum
For those who intend to refine their English and experience living abroad, the Bicultural High School program focuses on the student's human and cultural development, as well as learning and skills in social sciences, mathematics, humanities, sciences, arts, chemistry, creativity, biology, and technology. It also strengthens English as a second language through English language courses and other subjects taught in English. You will develop critical thinking, collaborative learning, influence-based leadership, adaptability, communication, and creativity to solve problems through case analysis in local and international contexts. The program is organized as a six-semester plan (tetramestre/semester) over three years, with seven curricular strands. English learning includes English and Progressive English; some subjects are taught in English. Multidisciplinary project development is linked to U-ERRE laboratories. TOEFL placement is offered with two campus configurations: six academic periods in total, three per year taught at Campus Centro; and six academic periods in total, two per year taught at Campus Valle Alto. U-ERRE DNA describes the distinctive traits of a U-ERRE graduate. Languages reinforce English communicative skills. Electives consist of three courses taught between the fifth and sixth periods to broaden knowledge and experiences, with elective eligibility dependent on prerequisites. Some subjects are taught in English.*

Higher Education Progression
Progression to higher education is available through U-ERRE's Licenciaturas; you can revalidate your studies and continue your degree at U-ERRE.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school offers co-curricular workshops that support Balanced Human Development, including Emotional Development, Sport, Well-being and Social Harmony, Art and Culture, and Citizenship. The school also develops transferable skills such as Critical Thinking, Collaborative Skills, Leadership by Influence, Adaptability, Communication, Creativity to solve problems, and the ability to analyze and design cases in local and international contexts.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The Bicultural program refines English and promotes international experiences. It strengthens English as a second language and enhances learning in key disciplines such as social studies, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology and technology. The Multicultural program offers knowledge in multiculturalism, English as a second language, and a third language of the student's choice; designed to enrich the educational experience by integrating diverse cultures, broadening horizons, and promoting tolerance and respect through interaction with different traditions and worldviews.

Mental Wellbeing
The school includes Well-being as part of its Balanced Human Development through co-curricular workshops, which cover Emotional Development, Sport, Well-being and Social Harmony, Art and Culture, and Citizenship. These offerings foster a sense of community and contribute to healthy lifestyle choices through sport, arts, and cultural activities.
Parent Experience

Community
Campus Centro is located in downtown Monterrey and is a space for innovation, connection, and community. It offers laboratories for experimentation, auditoriums, learning rooms, cafeterias, and parking. Student life is built around the Jaguar community, with cultural outreach workshops, student groups, sports development and training, and exchange programs and opportunities abroad. The Jaguar community drives excellence and creativity, surrounding students with peers and mentors who share their passions and aspirations as they work toward a bright future.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Campus Centro is an innovative, connected urban campus in downtown Monterrey. It is designed to foster leadership, professional development, and values. The campus offers spaces for experiential learning and collaboration. It features experimentation laboratories, auditoriums, learning spaces, cafeterias, and parking. These facilities support hands-on learning and a strong sense of community.

Academic Facilities
The campus houses laboratories for experimentation and hands-on study. Lab Ciudad is a creativity-focused space that addresses urban challenges, emphasizes collaboration and innovation, and supports urban design and planning projects; it is part of a Frontiers of Innovation cluster linked to the Harvard Center on the Developing Child. Lab Smart Factory is the first Industrial 4.0 Innovation Center in Nuevo León, focused on IoT, Big Data, VR/AR, and M2M for manufacturing and transformation, and is aimed at talent development and startup promotion. The labs feature hardware for prototyping and manufacturing, including Mitsubishi robots, CNC machines, 3D printers, and automated production equipment. These labs enable interdisciplinary projects and applied research with industry partners.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Student life at Campus Centro includes the Jaguar Family, sports, cultural diffusion, and employability programs. Students can join a variety of student groups and participate in exchanges. The campus hosts cultural activities and events that foster creative expression and community engagement. The campus emphasizes opportunities for leadership, collaboration, and career development.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The Prepa U-ERRE programs form a solid educational base that not only emphasizes academic excellence but also promotes innovative and disruptive education. They aim to develop professionals prepared to face challenges and seize opportunities in a global world. The International Program focuses on highly motivated students, promoting knowledge acquisition, social development, and a global, peaceful culture. Through partnerships, it offers opportunities for cultural exchanges, study abroad, and collaborations with students from different countries. Modality options include a tetramestral model at Campus Centro and a semestral model at Campus Valle Alto. Location: Campus Centro. Next start date: August 3, 2026.

Arts & Creative
Difusión Cultural provides a space for professional and personal formation where students can create, express, produce, exhibit, and appreciate artistic and cultural expressions within a framework of harmony and integrity. It offers more than 25 activities, including workshops and performances in the performing arts, music, visual arts, and personal development. Difusión Cultural organizes plays, recitals, painting and sculpture exhibitions, and concerts; students have opportunities to showcase their talents within the student community and at various artistic and cultural forums, representing the institution. Representative groups include the Jaguar Band, the Theater Company, the Dance Group, and the Chamber Orchestra.

Cultural & Language
The International Program focuses on highly motivated students, promoting knowledge acquisition, social development, and a culture of global peace; through international alliances it offers opportunities for cultural exchanges, study abroad, and collaborations with students from different countries. The Bilingual Program refines English and promotes international experiences; it strengthens English as a second language and enhances learning in key disciplines, preparing students to excel in a globalized, competitive world. Modalities include tetramestral (Campus Centro) and semestral (Campus Valle Alto). Location: Campus Centro.

Social & Hobbies
Join our Grupos Estudiantiles to connect with peers who share interests and pursue common goals, with spaces for participation and collaboration. Represented groups include FEUR (Federación de estudiantes) and various clubs and chapters, alongside campus musical and dramatic ensembles. Student-led groups include Banda Jaguar, the Theater Company, the Dance Group, and the Chamber Orchestra, among others.

Community & Service
Co-curricular workshops include Balanced Human Development, covering affective development, sport, wellness and convivencia, art and culture, and citizenship. These activities support social responsibility, personal growth, and community engagement as part of the student experience. Difusión Cultural workshops and citizenship-focused activities are integrated into the program to foster civic-minded development.

Leadership & Professional
Transferable skills include critical thinking, collaboration, leadership by influence, adaptability, communication, and creativity for solving problems. The preparation integrates a portfolio of Learning Experiences developed during the Prepa program to connect curricular and cocurricular growth with professional development. Emphasis is placed on employability and real-world case work to prepare students for professional pathways.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The mission is to contribute to the holistic formation of the U-ERRE community through physical culture and recreation. Students develop discipline through sport, wellness, and convivencia, supporting personal and professional growth. The program emphasizes sport activation, wellbeing, and balanced living as part of daily student life.
Languages

Language Provision
English language skills are reinforced and basic knowledge of a third language is introduced. A third language option is French or German. Fifty percent of the plan is delivered in English. Fluent oral and written expression is emphasized across all languages.

Bilingual Teaching
The Bicultural Program perfects English and promotes international experiences. It strengthens English as a second language and enhances learning in key disciplines such as social studies, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, and technology, preparing students to excel in a global and competitive world.

Immersion Programs
The Multicultural Program provides knowledge in multiculturalism, English as a second language, and a third language of the student's choice. It enriches the educational experience by integrating diverse cultures, broadening horizons, and fostering tolerance and respect through interaction with different traditions and worldviews. The curriculum includes seven strands and emphasizes fluent oral and written expression in all languages, along with competencies in critical thinking, collaborative learning, leadership by influence, adaptability, communication, creativity for problem solving, and analysis and design of cases in local and international contexts. An international experience broadens vision, enhances the value of one's cultural identity, and promotes acceptance of different cultures.
Admissions

Admissions
1) Open enrollment for Fall 2026 is underway for Prepa, Licenciatura, and Maestrías. Prospective students can enroll for Fall 2026 to begin the future they imagine. The page invites applicants to start their history here and to learn the admissions process. Programs available include Prepa, Licenciatura, and Maestrías.

2) Begin your journey by choosing to start your story here or by learning the admissions process. Click 'Start your story here' to begin your application steps. Click 'Learn the admissions process' to understand the requirements and stages. The admissions portal is designed to guide applicants through the next steps toward enrollment.

3) Enroll at U-ERRE and receive 3 months of free English with Harmon Hall Online to develop a skill that can make a difference in your future career. The English program aims to enhance language proficiency relevant to professional opportunities. Enrollment is available through the admissions page. This benefit can support your career readiness.

4) Revalidate your studies and continue your career at U-ERRE. Choose the best for your future. At U-ERRE you can have your studies revalidated and advance with the backing of the academic quality that distinguishes us. Enroll now.
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