Catholic University of Salta, located on a green campus in Salta, Argentina, receives mixed reviews.
While some appreciate the campus and in-person integrative groups, many criticize the virtual learning experience.
Common complaints include inattentive teachers, outdated materials, poor communication, and rising fees without improved service.
Some reviewers advise against enrolling, citing issues with course quality, unhelpful instructors, and difficulties with documentation.
Others highlight scheduling issues for working students, which can be a significant problem for those trying to balance work and study.
Some of these complaints are particularly noteworthy, as they involve poor communication from the university.
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Marta C. Gimenez
April 11, 2025 at 04:50 AM
Never ever sign up (at least) in virtual mode. The teachers don't give you any attention, they don't answer the forum, they don't answer the emails, they don't teach you, they call you and tell you that you have to deal with the teacher. And so in an infinite loop where the only thing that matters to them is that you pay, they don't care about training professionals, they don't respect the time or the education of the students. They suck.
Danna Kuzmicki
March 12, 2025 at 01:25 AM
I recommend not choosing this University even if it is the last option. I completed 54% of my degree at this "Institution". For the amount of fees they charge, the quality is the worst, and I say this by comparing it with those taken in the same subjects at National Universities that give it a hard time.
They promise that you will always have the material available and it is a lie, most teachers force you to purchase their own books and nothing is ever digitized.
There are subjects whose recorded classes are from at least 4 or 5 years ago, and I took several semesters without any teacher even deigning to respond to the subject forum.
In addition to that, at the moment you want to leave the faculty, they do not allow you to leave without paying registration + fee for the current month, even when you will no longer be a student and you only want to withdraw.
Regarding recovering some documentation of accreditation of the subjects, I recommend going through the courts as I am doing, because otherwise for everything they ask you to pay to request the withdrawal, you have to add an extra fee so that they return your own documentation.
The worst academic experience ever. Save money on lawyers and headaches, don't enter this University.
Tanacondori
February 27, 2025 at 02:58 PM
It has many good things and others not so much, such as the fact that it is not prepared for people who have to work and study. The course schedules are made for people who are sponsored, literally.
Bruno Barrios
January 6, 2025 at 02:39 AM
The truth is I don't know what to say, in all that was the year 2024, there was only an increase in fees, even though the pain remained or perhaps low, but I repeat the UCASAL fees increased throughout the year, I consult the materials provided on the web are imported from abroad, so that the fees are increasing
Mailén Müller
December 5, 2024 at 10:46 PM
The virtual modality DOES NOT WORK, teachers NEVER give returns for midterm and final exams, they correct you and you don't know what you did wrong. There is also no communication with the teachers since they do not answer the messages and forums.