Studying Abroad: A Cost Effective Alternative

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Where can I find International graduate programs?

Ana of DC 2:17PM May 06, 2011

German schools are often a challenge for Americans, especially if you are still getting the language down. But the UNBELIEVABLY low tuition (0-500 euro) costs if you do direct admission, can definitely turn out some good results. This track might be much more geared towards someone seeking a more academic career, but I know many people who have done business, sociology, psychology, and even teaching, and come back to the US and gotten great jobs, with international and domestic companies.

Craig Meister of IN 7:30AM March 12, 2011

i am happy i found a site like this, i really want to contiue my lessons abroad but i have a bad econimical condition,right now i am in my first year of medical universtity i really want to continue my lessons abroad.

Nazanin 9:03AM January 31, 2011

Hi i am excited about studying abroad but i need a cheap school that i can afford its bills,how do i go about it

nancy Eze of IL 10:29AM December 02, 2010

I don't no what is the procedures.

Cherry Janneh of MO 7:22AM July 14, 2010

wow, i'm so excited about how to studying abroad, i just looking for a college that has good predicate and lower cost, thanks for the information about that, so helpful.
(http://tric06.student.ipb.ac.id)

utari of NY 9:59AM July 09, 2010

Hi, does anyone know about studying at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver? I don't see them represented in the US News Report.

paul of NY 4:52AM June 06, 2010

Barcelona Graduate School of Economics (GSE) offers one-year master programs taught entirely in English. About 88% of students come from abroad - this year's class includes 12 students from the United States. http://www.barcelonagse.eu/Class_Profile.html

Jodi Neufeld 6:37AM April 19, 2010

Very interesting article. Good writing.

RJ Davis of FL 10:04PM April 16, 2010

Several New Zealand universities are accredited by the US Department of Education to administer US government funding on behalf of its citizens or eligible non-citizens who are enrolled at least half-time in an approved degree program.
This is not widely known yet amongst US students but makes studying abroad even more attractive.
New Zealand, an English speaking nation, is famous for its amazing scenery, its sporting achievements with the All Blacks and the America's Cup, and its hospitable people. It is a great country, a fun place to visit and is increasingly being recognised for its excellent study opportunities.
New Zealand’s education system is world-class, modern and responsive. It combines proven, traditional principles of education with innovation, creativity and fresh thinking to produce leaders and citizens equipped for the 21st century.
More info on the Stafford loans at the University of Waikato in Hamilton can be found at: http://www.waikato.ac.nz/international/scholarships/staffordloans/loans.shtml

Hariet Waffenschmidt 6:24PM April 15, 2010