>>It's not in most part or EUROPE for instance. I think this was true earlier but not anymore, IMHO. Take the example of Swedish higher education and other co

>>It's not in most part or EUROPE for instance. I think this was true earlier but not anymore, IMHO. Take the example of Swedish higher education and other countries. They are as costly, especially for people coming from outside - from Non-EU/US and third world countries and low prospective of jobs after finishing the course makes practically these universities more expansive. Now take an example of UK. Jobs are scarce there and once you finish the degree, you don't have a job offer, you leave the country that very day. Cost of education there? Don't even ask it!