In Mexico, only around 20 percent of the nation's youth enroll in higher education and attend some form of college or university. This percentage is very low when compared to the 30 to 50 percent of students that enroll in higher education in other countries. The lack of state support and true educational reforms, as well as the necessity to give the opportunity the greatest number of students possible, are some of the challenges that our institutions of higher education face. Not even the proliferation of private schools is a solution, given the low quality of many of these institutions, or the high tuition rates that they charge in order to ensure a better level of education.—Clío TV