Can you name some of the universities in the world,offering inexpensive tuition for international students?

Do you have to pay tuition for uni/college?

• I was always wondering about whether other people pay for their own tuition fee. I suppose this depends on where you go to university and what course you are doing. Well here in Australia, if a student gets a high enough entrance score, the government covers a majority of the tuition fees. For example, for my course, the government support cut off was if you scored 96+ out of 100, which I got luckily. I didn't have to pay a cent yet, but students who got lower had to pay $25k a year in tuition. Just wondering what is the story with other universities and countries. Could you state your country, university, what you are studying and whether you have to pay for all your tuition and how are you generating the money if you had to pay. And if you don't mind, your course name and how much you have to pay per year?

• Answer:

  The Universities and Colleges in the States often give Scholarships to help students cover tuition, these can be based on academics or athletics. Some pay full tuition, others pay partial tuition, some pay room and board others don't. Most students in the states end up taking loans or grants from the government, because they don't qualify for scholarships which are hard to get even if you are an A student. There are private scholarships that you can apply for, but they are also hard to come by. I personally take out loans for my tuition, they are government backed and have low APR's. I go to a private University that is set up for adult learners who are trying to finish their BA's. My tuition is usually around 15,000 a year, that does not include books or room and board. I am a liberal arts major with a focus on History and Literature, I graduate next week with my BA and will start Grad school for teaching in the fall.