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Q: Why are these universities free when universities just like them in qualities cost thousands of dollars?
A: Simple.

· The majority of the schools we profile are financed by the government through public expenditure.

· There are no tuition fees involved, unlike the vast majority of universities and colleges in the USA, UK and other parts of the world.

Q: Are courses in English?
A: Absolutely.

• It only makes sense that the schools we tell you about are in the common language of business/trade and that most students attending university outside of their home country, knows.
• The good thing about studying in English is that you’ll be able to practice your foreign language skills as well as students who go to the USA to study.
• This helps when applying to jobs outside of your home country if you choose to.

Q: Are the schools also free for non-citizens?
A: YES.

Q: I’m from a developing country (China, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Kenya, Ghana, Chile, Ukraine, etc.). Can I also attend school tuition free?
A:Yes.

Q: I’m from a developed country (EU,USA, Canada) does can I “taking advantage” of these educational opportunities?
A:Yes.

Q: Can I work while I am in school?
A:Yes.

Q: What about books and living expenses?
A: This is a good question that many students ask. The bad news is that you will be responsible for paying room and board. The GOOD NEWS is that there are resources out there to assist you. Take 1-2 minutes before you leave this website to get an updated 2008 guide that’s just come out that lists dozens of government grant opportunities (if you are a US citizen) that you can use along with our list of Tuition Free Universities to help you.

You can find it by clicking here: Get Free Education Guide

Q: How do I apply?
A:Contact the Schools.

Q: When are the application dates?
A:Contact The Schools.

Q: Will I have a problem getting a student visa?
A:Contact the embassies.

Q: What exam(s) to I have to take?
A:Contact the Schools.

Q: Do I have to take test/entry exams?
A:Yes, Typically. Contact The Schools.

Q: What degree programs are offered?
A: Many.

Q: Can I earn an MBA?
A: See Catalog. Read Below.

Q: Are there Engineering/Computer Science/IT programs?
A: See Catalog. Read Below.

Q: Can I attend Medical School abroad?
A:Often you can.

Q: If these universities don’t charge tuition, what’s the quality of education like?

· A: These universities are funded by billions of dollars in public spending (government money) and therefore they have the very highest levels of academic excellence.

· Also, the concept of “education for all” (free tuition in college) is very common in many parts of the world such as Europe and in certain jurisdictions of the USA.

Q: Do these universities offer accredited degree programs?
A: Yes, these schools have full accreditations according to very high international standards.

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More and more American students are opting to study abroad according several excellent stories in U.S. Today, MSN News etc. Here’s some feedback for questions some people have….
Q: What about books and living expenses?
A: This is a good question that many students ask. The bad news is that you will be responsible for paying room and board. The GOOD NEWS is that there are resources out there to assist you. Take 1-2 minutes before you leave this website to get an updated 2008 guide that’s just come out that lists dozens of government grant opportunities (if you are a US citizen) that you can use along with our list of Tuition Free Universities to help you.
Suggestions: Below is a list of study abroad programs scholarships, grant etc. available for American students (more to come for international students) – contact information is available as well.  I’d also recommend using a good scholarship search engine or free grant website (one that doesn’t cost you because there is loads of free information available on the web.

Program Advisor has a list you can download with tons of great info - FIND FREE SCHOLARSHIPS info

AWC in Stockholm Scholarship
Sponsored by: American Women
Level of Study: Undergraduate, Graduate
Award Type: Scholarship

 **** AWARD
Award Type: Scholarship
Annual # of awards: 1 to 2
Purpose: Founded in 1982 by former AWC President Jessie Lokrantz, the AWC Scholarship Foundation has been making it possible for American women to study in Sweden, allowing us in the AWC to share our adopted country with our fellow countrywomen. The scholarship which is based on academic excellence and commitment to improving humankind, is awarded in the form of a stipend. The purpose of the stipend is to assist in covering expenses incurred while studying in Sweden.

**** LOCATION
Country: Sweden
Fields of Study: All Fields of Study

**** FINANCIAL DATA INFORMATION
Average Amount per Award: $1,500
Total Amount to all Grantees: $1,500
Award Includes: living expenses, stipend

**** APPLICATION INFORMATION
Deadline: March 31
Procedure: www.awcstockholm.org/scholarship Write a summary about what you will study in Sweden and why you should be chosen for the AWC Travel Grant. Please include other information you would like to be known in this summary.

**** ELIGIBILITY
Level of Study: undergraduate, graduate
Nationality/Residency: US Citizen
Other Criteria: In order to qualify for the AWC Scholarship, the applicant must be 18 years old or older, an American Female Citizen, and accepted for a period of study or research at a Swedish educational institute. The application deadline is March 31st.

**** DIVERSITY INFORMATION
Gender:Female
Diversity Info (Other): This scholarships is only available to female American Citizens 18 years or older.

ASF Fellowships
Sponsored by: The American-Scandinavian Foundation (ASF)
Level of Study: Graduate, Doctorate, PostDoctoral, Professional
Award Type: Fellowship

SASS Swedish Travel Grant
Sponsored by: Consulate General of Sweden
Level of Study: Undergraduate, Graduate, Doctorate
Award Type: Grant

Swedish Institute Guest Scholarship Program
Sponsored by: Swedish Institute
Level of Study: Graduate, Doctorate, PostDoctoral, Professional
Award Type: Scholarship

The Bicentennial Swedish-American Exchange Fund
Sponsored by: Consulate General of Sweden
Level of Study: Professional
Award Type: Grant

Western Europe: International LGBT Human Rights
Sponsored by: University of Maryland (UMD)
Level of Study: Undergraduate
Award Type: Scholarship

Source: Studyabroadfunding.org

Search & Apply for Free Scholarship Resources – Search for International Study Abroad Scholarships

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TUITION FREE UNIVERSITIES IN EUROPE

The Northern European/Scandinavian (see list of tuition free universities in Sweden, Norway, Finland etc)countries have some of the best universities in the world. Luckily, due to being wealthy countries with a high degree of government funding of education, education in public universities is tuition free there. As one of the authors of this guide, I can tell you that I graduated from a top 10 ranked university on the East Coast (I won’t brag but let’s just say it was ranked toward the top of the US News & World Report Rankings)…..I graduated from a top school on the USA and I can say that the education I received in Europe was definitely just as good (in some cases, better). Most of these schools have graduate programs in English but several of them also have undergraduate programs. Check out the links to the newspaper articles at the end of this guide to what other students think about these schools.To help you get some perspective on the schools outside of the U.S.A. While no one should choose a university based ONLY on its rankings, it’s insightful to see that many of the world’s top universities are in areas of the world one wouldn’t normally consider studying.

Special note: schools like Sweden’s Uppsala University, Lund University, KTH, Royal Institute of Technology and Karolinska University are particularly well-known and deserve close consideration. Visit the websites of the schools you are interested in and you will find information on specific programs and how to apply (also see the links below).

Some of the Programs include:

• Bachelor degrees
• Master Degrees
• PHD/Doctoral programs
• MBA
• Engineering
• European/Foreign Medical Schools and health focused degrees
• Law
• Computer Science degrees
• Online degrees, online colleges,  distance learning universities Feel free to look around each section of the sigh for info (according to the country you’re interested in)