Here are Answers to *Some* F.A.Q.s I get Asked......
Q: Why are these universities free when universities just like them in qualities cost thousands of dollars?
A: Simple. The majority of the schools I'll profile are financed by the government through federal spending. 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 I 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: 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.
Q: How many students my home country or neighborhoods are going or have gone to these schools?
A: I'll get back to this.
Q: Do I have to take test/entry exams?
A: I'll get back to this.
Q: Can I get a job/work anywhere Europe or the US when I finish? What is the reputation of these schools in the market place?
A: I'll get back to this (short answer is Yes though...).
Q: What degree programs are offered?
A: Read below.
Q: Can I earn an MBA?
A: Read below.
Q: Are there Engineering/Computer Science/IT programs?
A: Read Below.
Q: Can I attend Medical School abroad?
A: I'll get back to this everybody it's close to the weekend! (The short answer is Yes though....)
For now though, I should let you know that there is a highly informative article in the The Guardian newspaper about some of the top tuition-free schools and issues concerning affordable education
(you get instance access to it if you subscribe to my blog on the right...).
