Mexican Independence: The freedom to choose how far you want to go

Every September, Mexico remembers a story that began with a decision: to imagine a different future.

Mexico’s independence didn’t happen overnight. It was the result of people who began to question the established order, to consider new possibilities, and to forge their own path. More than two centuries later, that idea remains relevant.

Because growing up also involves making decisions. Choosing what you want to study, discovering your passions, learning about new cultures, and deciding how far you want to take your knowledge. And your university years can be one of those moments.

Your story also begins with a decision

Choosing a university is not just about selecting a degree program. It means asking yourself what kind of experiences you want to have, what skills you want to develop, and how far you want to take what you learn. Maybe you want to study in English. Maybe you want to gain an international perspective without leaving Mexico. Maybe you want to meet people from other countries, compete as a student-athlete, have new experiences, or build a career that can cross borders. There isn’t just one path.

And having more options allows you to build one that’s more like you.

Queretaro: history, present and new possibilities

There is something especially meaningful about studying this stage of your life in Queretaro.

The city and state played a significant role in the events leading up to the Independence movement. Meetings related to the Queretaro Conspiracy took place here, and figures like Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez became fundamental to a history that would change the course of the country.

Today, Queretaro remains a meeting point, but now it’s a melting pot of new stories, cultures, industries, and people from all over Mexico and the world. It’s a place where you can learn more about your country while building an increasingly international perspective.

Study in Mexico. Broaden your perspective of the world.

At Elisia Education Hub, your university experience can connect different ways of learning and understanding the world. From Queretaro, you can study programs at American universities like Arkansas State University Querétaro and Texas State University Querétaro, while building your own university experience in Mexico.

With A-State you can begin an academic journey with an international perspective, study in English, and develop skills that will benefit you far beyond the classroom. With Texas State University, you can become part of a university community with a history spanning more than 125 years and explore new ways to learn, collaborate, and prepare for what’s next.

Because an international education doesn’t have to mean leaving Mexico. It can also mean getting to know your roots better while discovering so much more that exists beyond them.

Independence also means learning to choose

Personal independence begins when you have the tools to make your own decisions. Choosing a degree, changing direction when you discover new interests, learning another language, meeting people with different experiences than your own, and many more examples.

Your education can give you more tools to decide what to do with all those possibilities. And that can be one of the most important lessons you learn during your university years.

Your future has no defined boundaries

Mexico’s independence reminds us of where we come from; your education can help you decide where you want to go. You can build a history deeply connected to Mexico and, at the same time, develop a vision capable of transcending borders. You can learn about your culture while exploring others. You can study from Queretaro while being part of an international academic community at Elisia Education Hub. You can find new opportunities without losing sight of who you are, because the next chapter is yet to be written.