Bear in mind, however, that these are limited to a number of countries, and cannot be attained elsewhere. But don’t let your dreams of a good education slip away just yet. Here are seven tuition-free colleges from across the European continent:
7. The Republic of Estonia:
Neighbors to Finland, that also made the list, and other countries, Estonia is completely free, including tuition and waiver. Anyone is welcome, whether you are a member of the EU or not. Whether you’re still an undergrad looking to expand your knowledge with a Bachelor degree, or you’re searching for your path in academia through a Masters program, Estonia is welcoming you. Add to that, all Ph.D. programs offered there are completely free as well! Search through their universities and contact them for more info.
6. The Kingdom of Denmark:
Demark lays to the North of Europe, adjacent to Greenland’s and Faroe’s islands. The policy of their higher education programs is to offer it free of charge to anyone residing in the European Union and Switzerland. While you may be required to arrange tuition fees if you’re from other countries, consider becoming an exchange student, as that will automatically make you eligible for getting tuition free educating!
5. The Republic of Finland:
If you are from the EU and considering an education, Finland is another excellent choice. Located to the North of Europe, Finland accepts B.A students from all over EU/EEA at their public universities for no cost. Students from anywhere else are only required to pay a tuition fee only exempting them from other costs for their B.A or M.A.
4. The Kingdom of Norway:
Norway may be too cold for some but if you don’t mind a few frostbites around the year you can study there free of charge! It doesn’t matter whether you’re an undergraduate or postgraduate. Everyone from anywhere around the world is welcome as long as they pay a small catering fee of around $50 each semester. Those $50 mean that you get a number of different benefits that help your education. They are the only requirement for sitting for the exams.
3. The Slovak Republic
The Slovak Republic offers a free educational program at the majority of its state universities. It doesn’t matter what country you originally come from, you can still get free education regardless. However, if you are from abroad, you may not be able to stay there for longer than the duration of the program. If you do, you’re required to pay up to $1,700 per every extra year.
2. The Republic of Slovenia:
Universities from Slovenia keep their door open for you wherever you come from! Students from some countries may be required to pay, while others don’t. It all depends on where you come from. All European students are welcome to study free of charge, while non-EU students can compete to get a full scholarship, unless their country of origin falls on a long list that includes Serbia, Kosovo, Bosnia, and other countries. If you are from one of these countries, you won’t be required to pay even if studying at a private college!
1. The Republic of Turkey:
Our list is topped by Turkey, a culturally rich country that brings the West to the East. However, it always depends on the program you want to take but the options are limitless! All state colleges offer numerous scholarships for high achieving students. Being high achieving means passing a standardized exam and keeping a high GPA in the years to come. Even though Turkey may not be completely tuition free, costs range across $500 to $2,000 per year, an amount of money any aspiring learner may save up for easily.
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