Do you recommend studying in Europe?

Uk Universities are the best Universities. What do you mean the UK universities are very expensive? Are you not eligable for tuition loans?

I could get a student loan, but I just don't want to start off my working life in debt. I don't have a lot of money as it is, without being 21K in debt when I start my first job. And before you say, I know that you pay it off so that you can barely tell the difference each month, but I'd rather not have to be in debt anyway!

Also, I agree that UK universities are certainly the best education wise, and considering I am English and speak it natively, but I really do not want to study in the UK. The atmosphere in this country is awful, it's dirty, never nice weather, people are horrible, the list could go on...

About the people and atmosphere it depends on where in the UK you live. About the debt, you said you can barely tell the difference which is true and the UK universities are the best so there shouldnt be a reason why not to study here because the debt is like nothing even if you don't wanna be in a debt there no reason not to be because it ain't gonna change anything in the future... I would say ur better off getting a degree in here and then maybe move somewhere else and work there because UK degrees are highly valuable

I know England well, I've lived here for 17 years. The people vary across the country, but I don't like the aesthetic or the categories everyone fits into.
I love Europe, countries like Italy, France, Northern Spain etc. are the most beautiful countries in the World and I feel truly at peace there.
There is nothing for me in the UK. I'm already depressed, and I know that if I continue to live here it will become much more severe.
I appreciate you trying to change my mind, so thank you, but I made up my mind about studying in Europe a while ago.
I think I phrased the question incorrectly, I mean more like "What is the best country to study in Europe and why" rather than should I study in UK or Europe

I cant really help you then because I don't know much about other counties in EU when it comes to education so sorry about that but good luck with everything

Spain might still be open, Swiss are closed, France is complicated...


I'm applying for Sweden Round Two, EU student. (taught in English) (free)
and I have received an offer through studieLink for nederlands Universities (taught in English) (£3K)

some English universities are excellent value for money (about 20 of the 100's)
but some might be about to disappear - due pandemia meeting the academia inflated rector salaries

from UK originally, went to school in Italy

There are “study abroad in English” websites, just don’t pay for any info - it’s all available for free somewhere on the interwebs, and you have enough time to read widely.

Most EU universities require you to apply early, (for 2021 it might be Jan/Feb 2021) and allow you entrance with any school certificate pass ( but then often have a high loss rate, with stiff exams in year one ) so work as hard as you can, enjoy reading widely.

Hi,

I feel you so much! I got accepted in top universities in UK, but it's clear that I won't be able to attend it. I do not have any financial assistance and can't really afford. That's why I applied to other European countries and let's see what they reply with, my application decision is pending for them.

Can you let me know your major? I can reply well according to that and I will be grateful to help, because I needed a lot of help but I had to do it all by myself so I learnt a lot(tons any it). So, I think I can genuinely help you.

Cheers!!

Hi, thank you so much for the lovely reply!

I am looking to study a Bachelor/undergraduate degree in Law. I am also open to studying political science.

Which European universities did you apply to, by the way? (I wish you the best of luck for your application!)

Thank you

Hey,

Well, for law I will strongly suggest Leiden Law school in Netherlands, it's cheaper compared to UK and you might get EU benefits too in scholarships/financial assistance. (I read on internet, they make u read a lot, but that's good I guess)

If you think about international in case, University of Melbourne, US and Australia should work too. They give financial assistance, they are top universities in the world for law aren't aesthetic like UK😂😂(no offense).

I have heard political science in University of Amsterdam is quite good but it's better if you research about it too.

Also, Sorbonee University of Paris also has some top ranks in law, considering you know french. I don't know a lot about it as I didn't try to read a lot about it as it didn't offer bachelor in my major.

My side advice: while considering for law school, choose a school with strong networking, helps in law career.

It is probably a bit more difficult since we sadly left the EU. I think you ought to consider somewhere where you speak some of the local language.

youre already in europe, study anywhere in the uk lmao