You Can Now Go to College in Germany for Free
The title is a little misleading.
It's not totally free. It's "Tuition Free" and there are other costs to going to college, but still is a damn sight better than what we do here. http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/...dents_why.html Quote:
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[QUOTE=Tom Joad;246739]The title is a little misleading.
It's not totally free. It's "Tuition Free" and there are other costs to going to college, but still is a damn sight better than what we do here. Are there grants for students from low income families? We've got this in the U.K. but qualifing isn't as easy as it sounds. Student loans are available and have to be paid back but only after your wages cross a threshold. This explains it better. http://www.studentloanrepayment.co.u..._schema=PORTAL How does this compare to the USA? |
Grants have been getting harder to get here. Student loans are easily available, but must be paid back regardless, for the most part. There are special programs of loan forgiveness for particular public service--teaching in inner cities, etc. But these, we've been hearing here, are subject to lax or corrupt administration that can leave the borrower holding the bag.
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