The Seven European Countries that Offer Free College Education

Advertisements

2. The Republic of Slovenia:

The universities in Slovenia accept students from all regions of the world. To get your degree from the Slovenian universities, you might pay or not, depending on where you come from. All the Slovenia citizens and the citizens of the European Union member states do not pay a dime for the degree. All other students need to pay the fee in full unless you get a scholarship. students from Serbia, Macedonia, Kosovo, Montenegro, Bosnia, and Herzegovina do not pay if they are in the first or second year in a private institution.

CHECK OUT: 10 European Universities That Offer Free Masters and PhD Degrees

See also  10 Degrees To Study If You Want To Be Super Rich

10 thoughts on “The Seven European Countries that Offer Free College Education”

  1. Well, you forgot my country.
    In Malta, education is completely free from your first year in pre-school to your graduation from university.

    Reply
  2. You forgot Greece. Every University Faculty is 100% free of cost. However *most* (though not all) post graduate programs are not free. But even if the demand is high, if you so wish it, and are willing to fight for it, you can get enrolled in a free post graduate program as well.

    And the weight of a Greek University certificate is no joke. People here bleed their way to graduation in most faculties.

    Reply

Leave a Comment