​​Myths about studying abroad Myth 1 It's too expensive. | StudyQA.com

​​Myths about studying abroad

Myth 1

It's too expensive. In fact, you can study for free, for example in the Czech Republic, Italy or Germany. But there are a number of nuances (knowledge of the local language, financial conditions, etc.) that must be taken into account when choosing a country to study in.

Myth 2

I will not pass the exams. In the UK, for example, many universities do not even need to take entrance exams. And in Poland and Latvia entrance tests are at the level of our school program. So you can always find an option where to enter with a diploma

Myth 3

It is impossible to get in without a language certificate. During the pandemic, universities make concessions and allow their students to take online tests, which are almost 3 times cheaper and much easier than "paper" versions of the exams.

Myth 4

Only a few people can get scholarships. There are several types of scholarships: for high achievement in studies, sports, or the arts; when financial aid is needed; for members of particular national or social groups. For example, many universities in Poland, Great Britain, and Canada now offer discounts for citizens of some other countries. So there is always a chance to get higher education at lower prices.