Euroamerican School of Monterrey Valle vs UDEM Unidad Fundadores

	E Euroamerican School of Monterrey Valle Monterrey, Mexico	U UDEM Unidad Fundadores Monterrey, Mexico
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year MX$96,400 - 229,500	Fees / year MX$218,400 - 300,000
Age range	Age range 1 - 16 years	Age range 15 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum	Curriculum IB (DP), IBCP (International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme), Bespoke Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 1,200	Pupils 523
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Instruction language	Instruction language English, Spanish	Instruction language Spanish
Opened	Opened 2003	Opened 2007
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Monterrey, Mexico, in the Santa María (Valle) area.	Location Address: 109 Nova Scotia Street, between Terranova Avenue and General Mariano Escobedo Avenue, Joyas de Anáhuac neighborhood, General Escobedo, Nuevo León, Mexico. It is part of the Prepa UDEM system.
Stages	Stages Preschool (ages 1.5–6.5); Elementary (ages 6–13); Middle School (ages 13–16).	Stages Three high school diploma programs: International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, Bicultural Diploma, and Multicultural Diploma.
School type	School type Private international school	School type —
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Additional learning support	Additional learning support —	Additional learning support —
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Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Fees — Euroamerican School of Monterrey Valle (Academic year 2026–2027) New student / application fees - New Student Fee (one-time, charged at enrollment): - Toddlers – Pre Nursery: NONE - Nursery – Kinder: MXN 35,000 - Grade 1 – Grade 3: MXN 30,000 - Grade 4 – Grade 6: MXN 25,000 - Grade 7 – Grade 9: MXN 20,000. - Student Profile Assessment (one-time evaluation fee at application): - Toddlers – Kinder: MXN 1,000 - Grade 1 – Grade 9: MXN 1,200. Yearly enrollment (registration) fee - Toddlers: MXN 10,370 (annual). - Pre‑Nursery: MXN 17,950 (annual). - Nursery: MXN 24,050 (annual). - Pre‑Kinder – Grade 9: MXN 34,470 (annual). Tuition fees (billed over 10 months) — amounts shown are monthly and annual totals (10 monthly installments = academic year total) - Toddlers: MXN 9,640 per month — MXN 96,400 per academic year. - Pre‑Nursery: MXN 11,360 per month — MXN 113,600 per academic year. - Nursery: MXN 14,570 per month — MXN 145,700 per academic year. - Pre‑Kinder: MXN 15,280 per month — MXN 152,800 per academic year. - Kinder: MXN 16,740 per month — MXN 167,400 per academic year. - Grades 1 – 3: MXN 18,530 per month — MXN 185,300 per academic year. - Grades 4 – 6: MXN 19,890 per month — MXN 198,900 per academic year. - Grades 7 – 9: MXN 22,950 per month — MXN 229,500 per academic year. Technology, sports and other recurring fees - Technology Fee (annual) for K – Grade 9: MXN 5,110. - Semester Sports Fee (per semester) for PK – Grade 9: MXN 2,430. - Note: Students enrolled in basketball, soccer and/or gymnastics pay this fixed semester fee regardless of number of sports; students enrolled in soccer who contract and pay for the transportation service to Kalcho are exempt from the semester sports fee for the semester in which they use that transport. EPA / family and community fees; small miscellaneous contributions - Family fee (Europarents Association): MXN 1,000 per family (listed as EPA fees). - Coaches Appreciation Fee: MXN 400 per student. - Teachers & Staff Appreciation Fee: MXN 450 per student. What the tuition and standard fees include - Textbooks and lending reading books, selected workbooks; school planner; limited school accident insurance (deductible payable by parent/guardian); 24/7 ambulance service for school and extracurricular activities; nursing services during the school day and after‑school trainings; art and music festivals; safeguarding department; psychologist and educational‑psychologist support assigned by section. Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is structured as 10 monthly payments (tuition amounts are presented as a 10‑month schedule). - The Yearly Enrollment Fee, Technology Fee, and similar charges are billed separately on an annual or semester basis as indicated above (enrollment = annual; technology = annual; sports = semester). - Direct debit (domiciliation) for tuition payments is offered and includes applicable benefits. For details about payment scheduling and cashier procedures, the school's Cashier's Office handles enrollment billing and payment arrangements. Refunds / withdrawal - The published 2026–2027 fee document does not set out a specific refund or pro‑rata withdrawal table within the fee sheet itself; refund and withdrawal terms are not detailed on the fee schedule. Inquiries about refund or withdrawal rules are handled by the school's administration/Cashier's Office. Boarding / residential provision - Boarding is not applicable. The school operates as a day school for ages 1–15 (Preschool through Middle School); no boarding fees are listed in the fee schedule. Uniforms and where to buy them - Uniforms are provided through PESA Uniforms; the uniform store is located inside the school campus (contact: eurovalle@pesauniformes.com.mx; phone: 81 2559 0242). Uniform costs are not listed on the fee sheet and are charged separately by the uniform supplier. Other optional services and likely extra costs (not all priced in the fee sheet) - The school publishes optional services such as extended care for preschool, after‑school club, and a school lunch program; fees for those optional services are not itemized on the tuition sheet and are charged separately when used. Transportation is offered as a separate service (transport arrangements are referenced in relation to the sports‑fee exemption) and is billed separately. Summary of payment items to expect on admission or annually - One‑time / admission: New Student Fee (if applicable) + Student Profile Assessment (if applicable). - Annual: Yearly Enrollment Fee; Technology Fee (K–9); regular tuition (10 monthly installments = academic year total). - Per semester: Semester Sports Fee (if applicable). - Per family / per student small community contributions: EPA (family) fee, coaches and teachers appreciation fees. (Amounts are those published for the 2026–2027 academic year.)	Fee details Application and pre-enrolment fees - Application / admission (proceso de admisión): MXN 1,200 (non‑refundable). - Preinscription (to reserve a place for first‑time students at Unidad Fundadores): MXN 7,000 (this amount is applied toward the semester payment once enrolment is completed). Mandatory insurance / coverage - Cobertura patrimonial (tuition‑coverage insurance): MXN 3,200 per semester; this amount is shown as a separate line item in the enrolment payment. - Accident insurance: an accident insurance that covers medical expenses for incidents on university premises is contracted for the semester; Major Medical insurance is available as an optional purchase at registration. Tuition fees by program (Unidad Fundadores) — amounts per semester and per academic year Bachillerato Internacional (Valle Alto y Fundadores) - Pago de contado (single payment at enrolment): Cuota de inscripción MXN 139,500 + Cobertura patrimonial MXN 3,200 = Pago el día de la inscripción MXN 142,700. Pago total por semestre: MXN 142,700. Pago total aproximado por año (2 semestres): MXN 285,400. - Opción 1 — 50% inscripción + 4 parcialidades: Cuota de inscripción MXN 73,400; Cobertura patrimonial MXN 3,200; Pago el día de la inscripción MXN 76,600; costo de cada parcialidad MXN 18,350; Pago total por semestre: MXN 150,000. Pago total por año (2 semestres): MXN 300,000. - Opción 2 — 20% inscripción + 4 parcialidades: Cuota de inscripción MXN 29,360; Cobertura patrimonial MXN 3,200; Pago el día de la inscripción MXN 32,560; costo de cada parcialidad MXN 29,360; Pago total por semestre: MXN 150,000. Pago total por año: MXN 300,000. - Opción Tarjeta (meses sin intereses, solo vía Portal UDEM): Cuota de inscripción MXN 146,800 + Cobertura patrimonial MXN 3,200 = Pago el día de la inscripción MXN 150,000; Pago total por semestre: MXN 150,000. Pago total por año: MXN 300,000. Multicultural (Valle Alto y Fundadores) - Pago de contado: Cuota de inscripción MXN 127,000 + Cobertura patrimonial MXN 3,200 = Pago el día de la inscripción MXN 130,200. Pago total por semestre: MXN 130,200. Pago total por año: MXN 260,400. - Opción 1 — 50% inscripción + 4 parcialidades: Cuota de inscripción MXN 66,800; Cobertura patrimonial MXN 3,200; Pago el día de la inscripción MXN 70,000; costo de cada parcialidad MXN 16,700; Pago total por semestre: MXN 136,800. Pago total por año: MXN 273,600. - Opción 2 — 20% inscripción + 4 parcialidades: Cuota de inscripción MXN 26,720; Cobertura patrimonial MXN 3,200; Pago el día de la inscripción MXN 29,920; costo de cada parcialidad MXN 26,720; Pago total por semestre: MXN 136,800. Pago total por año: MXN 273,600. - Opción Tarjeta (meses sin intereses, solo vía Portal UDEM): Pago el día de la inscripción MXN 136,800; Pago total por semestre: MXN 136,800. Pago total por año: MXN 273,600. Bicultural (Valle Alto y Fundadores) - Pago de contado: Cuota de inscripción MXN 100,700 + Cobertura patrimonial MXN 3,200 = Pago el día de la inscripción MXN 103,900. Pago total por semestre: MXN 103,900. Pago total por año: MXN 207,800. - Opción 1 — 50% inscripción + 4 parcialidades: Cuota de inscripción MXN 53,000; Cobertura patrimonial MXN 3,200; Pago el día de la inscripción MXN 56,200; costo de cada parcialidad MXN 13,250; Pago total por semestre: MXN 109,200. Pago total por año: MXN 218,400. - Opción 2 — 20% inscripción + 4 parcialidades: Cuota de inscripción MXN 21,200; Cobertura patrimonial MXN 3,200; Pago el día de la inscripción MXN 24,400; costo de cada parcialidad MXN 21,200; Pago total por semestre: MXN 109,200. Pago total por año: MXN 218,400. - Opción Tarjeta (meses sin intereses, solo vía Portal UDEM): Pago el día de la inscripción MXN 109,200; Pago total por semestre: MXN 109,200. Pago total por año: MXN 218,400. Billing schedule and payment terms - Portal payment window for Otoño 2026: MXN payments can be made in the Portal UDEM from 01 June to 07 August 2026; start of classes: 03 August 2026; inscription tardía: 03–07 August 2026. - Installment due dates (when using the 4‑parcialidades scheme): 01 September 2026; 01 October 2026; 03 November 2026; 01 December 2026. - Charge for a late installment: MXN 1,300 per overdue parcialidad (subject to change). - Late enrolment fee (inscripción tardía): MXN 4,600 (fixed fee, payable in cash at time of late registration and not covered by scholarships). Refunds and academic withdrawal (devoluciones / bajas académicas) - Preinscription refund (first‑time students): the preinscription payment of MXN 7,000 is applied to the semester; if the student withdraws before classes and does not have an offer of financial aid, a 50% retention of the preinscription applies; if there is an offer of financial aid, no refund applies. From the start of classes no refund applies for preinscription in general. - Academic withdrawal (baja académica) policy: if the withdrawal is formalized before the start of classes a retention of 10% is applied on the total cost of the semester; thereafter a retention of 12% is applied for each week of classes elapsed. Retentions are calculated on the semester cost and are applied regardless of scholarships. (Special exception: for Unidad Valle Alto the policy indicates no refund applies in any case.) Other costs and administrative charges - Returned check: 20% of the check amount plus any additional charges incurred by the institution. - Charges for specific programs or funding mechanisms: there may be specific charges (for example, fees related to the FFELP credit program for U.S. students). - Purchases of uniforms, branded items or other school supplies are handled through the institutional store (Tienda UDEM) and are charged separately. No boarding / dormitory fees apply for Prepa UDEM units (San Pedro, Valle Alto, Fundadores); Prepa UDEM operates as day‑school units. Payment methods accepted - Bank transfer (vía electrónica) through the portals of Banorte, Banamex, BBVA (Bancomer), HSBC, Scotiabank and Santander. - Cash or cheque: payment directly at branches of the banks listed above presenting the deposit slip (cheques must be issued in the name of Universidad de Monterrey and include the student ID and telephone on the back). - Credit / debit card (including months without interest for credit cards): payments through the Portal UDEM (option for months without interest is available only via Portal UDEM). Contact for billing or payment clarifications - General switchboard: +52 (81) 8215‑1000; Admisiones: +52 (81) 8215‑1010.
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Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details The school delivers an international curriculum primarily in English through a language immersion approach. English is the primary language of instruction in Elementary; German is introduced as an additional foreign language beginning in 4th grade. The Middle School program includes electives such as Coding and Entrepreneurship, Journalism and Writing, Art and Music, and uses a Classroom Rotation System inspired by U.S. schools, with a Makerspace supporting hands-on learning. Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) is integrated across all areas. The school participates in Affinitas Education, connecting to a global network of bilingual and international schools.	Curriculum details The school offers three Bachillerato programs: Bachillerato Internacional, Bachillerato Bicultural, and Bachillerato Multicultural. The International Baccalaureate program has a multicultural focus and high academic rigor, combining sciences and humanities and opening doors to the world's top universities. The Multicultural Bachillerato expands knowledge of other cultures and develops the ability to view the world from different perspectives while strengthening English and, if desired, learning a third language. The Bicultural Bachillerato deepens knowledge and experience of one's own culture and identity with an international mindset. Official recognition of validity of studies is granted for the programs: International Baccalaureate (MCBI-232/2015) by the Secretaría de Educación de Nuevo León; Multicultural (ABM-026/2016); Bicultural (ABB-025/2016).
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Exam results	Exam results 2023 Exam Results: 100% of students passed the KID A1 exam; 90% of Accredited Students obtained an Excellent or Good grade; 61% of 2nd Grade Students scored Above Average or Exceeding Expectations in Mathematics.	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression The Orientation program provides personalized university guidance, supporting students through exploration and the university applications process. The program notes the incorporation of international credentials such as Cambridge IGCSE and A Level to broaden post-secondary options. Graduates advance toward higher education institutions, with guidance designed to build a competitive profile for opportunities in Mexico and around the world.	Higher education progression Opens doors to top universities worldwide.
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Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning —	Social & emotional learning —
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English as an additional language	English as an additional language —	English as an additional language —
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Safeguarding	Safeguarding —	Safeguarding —
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview —	Facilities overview —
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Send us your information. Complete the inquiry form so the admissions team can contact you and begin the admissions process. The inquiry form initiates contact and helps plan the next steps. You may have questions answered during this initial contact. English is the primary language of instruction, with German introduced as an additional foreign language beginning in the 4th grade. 2. Visit the school. Schedule an in-person or virtual visit to the campus to learn about the school, its facilities, and the educational program for the relevant academic stage. The visit provides an opportunity to explore the campus and meet staff. Questions about the program and enrollment options can be addressed during the visit. 3. Submit your application. Submit the admissions application along with the required documents. Schedule the corresponding evaluation to complete the applicant profile. These materials help build the applicant file and prepare for the next step. 4. Review and release of results. The admissions committee conducts a thorough and comprehensive review of each application before sharing the outcome of the process. Outcomes are released to applicants with information about next steps. Applicants can follow up if they have questions about their status.	Admissions Steps to enroll for Fall 2027: 1. Start your online admissions process. To begin, register on the Prepa UDEM admissions platform and complete your online application. 1.1 Register on the platform: Create your profile using the student's personal email and define a password. With these details you can log in later to follow your admissions process and check status. 1.2 Complete your information: Within the platform you will be asked to fill in your personal and academic information as well as upload documents, and to select the preparatory program of interest and bachillerato. Attachments include the commitment letter, downloaded as a PDF, signed by hand and scanned in PDF; prior to paying the enrollment, sign and submit the Terms and Conditions of Admission and Permanence of the University of Monterrey in the first month of classes. 1.3 Complete your information: Once all sections are completed you can submit your application to continue with the next stages of the admissions process. Stage of studies: Secondary in progress (August–December): SEP grades for 1st and 2nd year with seal and signature. Secondary in progress (January–August): Grades for 1st and 2nd year and 3rd year grades available to date, in either internal school format or SEP. Secondary completed (August–September): Copy of the secondary certificate; this document must be delivered to CIAA during the first month of classes. Important: Open programs are not accepted. If you are a foreigner you must provide a copy of the FM3 Migratory Form. You have up to 20 business days after the start of classes to deliver an updated birth certificate, secondary certificate and, if applicable, a Validation or Equivalence certificate (these documents must be certified by the Higher Education Department or apostilled by the Government of the state where the studies were completed). The admissions process is subject to changes without prior notice. 2. Take your exams and check your admission status. After submitting your online application and uploading documents, bring a valid official photo ID. A. Academic Aptitude Test (PAA): Evaluates your skills in mathematics and verbal reasoning. Minimum score required: 900 points. Preparation options: UDEM preparation course (2 sessions of 3 hours, focused on verbal and mathematics). B. English placement test: Take the exam on the date and time you select on the platform. Minimum scores by bachillerato: Multicultural: 500; Bicultural: 400. The admissions committee will notify your admission status via email; you can also contact your advisor for more information by clicking here. The link to schedule your PAA, English placement exam and prep sessions will be emailed once your file is complete and document validation is done. Validation may take 5–7 business days; after completion you will receive the link to register. 3. Pay the initial down payment. After admission to Prepa UDEM you must pay MXN 7,000 to confirm enrollment and secure your place. This amount will be deducted from the first semester tuition. Payment options: in person at CIAA with check, debit, or credit card; online payment via the UDEM Portal (access will be sent by email after admission); bank deposit via the deposit slip in the Portal to the designated banks. Important: The seat in Prepa UDEM is limited and subject to availability; the initial admission down payment is non-refundable in case of cancellation. If you have a scholarship, you must cover the initial down payment. If you have questions, see the step-by-step guide to paying the initial down payment. 4. Make the enrollment payment. To complete the process and confirm your enrollment in Prepa UDEM, you must pay the enrollment fee. Payment options: in person at CIAA; online via the Portal; bank deposit via a deposit slip. Beginning in June, each semester includes the charge for Tuition Payment Coverage. Patrimonial Coverage: In case of death of the person responsible for tuition payments, this covers the remaining credits until the end of your studies at the University of Monterrey. Data: General admission provisions: To be considered for admission to Prepa UDEM, comply with the regulations, policies and current admission criteria of the institution. Minimum admissions average: a general average of at least 80 in secondary; calculation uses grades from 1st, 2nd and the 3rd year average at the time of admission. Admission tests: applicants have up to two opportunities to take the PAA and the English placement exam during the admission process. The Admissions Committee decision is final and the evaluation process is conducted privately and confidentially. Contact us: Switchboard: +52 (81) 8215-1000; Admissions: +52 (81) 8215-1010.
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