Would you send your child/ren to college in a state that outlawed abortion ?

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7. The application procedures are at the link in the post. I get asked all the time

by people living in the US what is a good school to look at in the EU, and that is the first one I almost always recommend (unless they stipulate that cost doesn't matter) now, as many of the ones before now charge non Europeans a fairly large amount, albeit less than most US private unis, and less than many out of state public rates. Germany is also a good option to explore.

Sweden was free for all the globe's citizens for decades, but in 2012/13 they started charging tuition fees for most non Europeans from most advanced nations, the US included.

There are of course, many scholarships available to Americans for tertiary schools here, continent-wide.