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Why Are Mexican Students Still Coming to the U.S.?
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Why Are Mexican Students Still Coming to the U.S.?
Concepción Reza grew up in a middle-class family in Mexico City and studied economics at UCLA from 1952 to 1953. She was the recipient of two scholarships, one from Mexico’s central bank and the other from the U.S. Department of State. During Reza’s yearlong stint at UCLA, a research team studying the experiences of Mexican students in the United States interviewed her. Why did she pursue the opportunity? Reza did not think U.S. education was in…
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