5 Countries Americans Can Get a Cheap College Degree
| February 26, 2015
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5. Finland
How does free as opposed to thousands of dollars in debt sound? Finland currently doesn’t charge tuition fees, regardless of your nationality or the level of study — seriously, free! You still pay for living expenses (which would be true for anywhere), but throw in a 100% free degree. Frugal at its finest.
Of course, before you pack your bags and jump on the next plane out of the country, there’s one very important thing you need to consider…
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