A word of caution: before you decide to study in Europe, make sure that the degree they are offering is accepted in the place where you hope to find a job. A m

A word of caution: before you decide to study in Europe, make sure that the degree they are offering is accepted in the place where you hope to find a job. A masters at the TU of Munich from the article is probably not a problem, but some types of European degrees don't have an American (or any foreign) equivalent, and may have to be 'legalized'. American universities are not required to accept a foreign under graduate degree, and may require you to take a number of under graduate classes, even if you've already passed exams in those subjects abroad.