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Go to another country/state where education is a significantly cheaper? Europe maybe?

• DrJokepu 17y ago
  Education in Europe is only cheap if you're a European Union citizen. As an overseas citizen, you won't be eligible to any government subsidy. In the UK, that would mean about $20K per year for an undergraduate course, which is still not very expensive compared to some US universities, but not as cheap as the Home/EU fee (which is around $4800 a year). Education for Home/EU students from disadvantaged backgrounds is free, of course.
  • elblanco 17y ago
    I can echo that having been invited to study abroad a couple times during my education -- and unfortunately having to decline due to the very large financial burden it would have created with minimal payoff outside of the "cool" factor of studying at a well known European school.
• Rubenb 17y ago
  In Belgium the standard fee is about €530 a year, not including housing and books. If you come from a low income family you pay significantly less and have the option of cheap housing.
• warfangle 17y ago
  If only I were eligible for dual citizen status (and thus decreased education costs) in any of the countries my family originated from. Unfortunately, said lineage is much too far back (3-9 generations) to make any dual citizenship claims in any of the countries (UK, Netherlands, Lithuania). If any of you know the opposite to be true about that, please let me know.