8 Countries Where College Can Be
100% Free
We all have the dream to have free colleges everywhere in the world. Unfortunately, that’s not the case everywhere. There are however certain countries in the world where the taxpayer pays the bill for all students looking to get a college degree. The countries in this list are mainly in Europe and have cultures that “take care of each other”. These socialist countries usually have higher income tax rates, but it’s well worth it if you’d like to have health care and college tuition all paid and taken care of. Ask yourself this question before moving to one of these countries, is free college important to you? If it is, then this list starting below is all for you
1) Denmark
According to the 2015 OECD report, Denmark is one of 8 countries with some free college university programs
Top Colleges & Universities In Denmark
| University of Copenhagen | Times Higher Education World Ranking #82 |
| Aurhus University | Time Higher Education World Ranking #106 |
| Technical University of Denmark | Time Higher Education World Ranking #167 |
| Aalborg University | Time Higher Education World Ranking #201-250 |
| Copenhagen Business School | Time Higher Education World Ranking #201-250 |
| University of Southern Denmark | Time Higher Education World Ranking #301-350 |
2) Estonia
According to the 2015 OECD report, Estonia is one of 8 countries with free college university systems
Public Universities In Estonia
| Tallinn University | Not ranked |
| Tallinn University of Technology | Not ranked |
| University of Tartu | Not ranked |
3) Finland
According to the 2015 OECD report, Finland is one of 8 countries with free college university systems
Top 10 Public Universities in Finland
| University of Helsinki | Administrative Staff – 8000 Employees |
| Abo Academy University | Administrative Staff – 1300 Employees |
| University of Turku | Administrative Staff – 3319 Employees |
| University of Tampere | Administrative Staff – 1982 Employees |
| University of Jyvaskyla | Administrative Staff – 2583 Employees |
| University of Oulu | Administrative Staff – 2852 Employees |
| University of Vaasa | Administrative Staff – 498 Employees |
| University of Lapland | Administrative Staff – 633 Employees |
| University of Eastern Finland | Administrative Staff – 2800 Employees |
| Aalto Universirty | Administrative Staff – 4424 Employees |
4) Norway
According to the 2015 OECD report, Norway is one of 8 countries with free college university systems
Most Popular Universities In Norway
| University of Oslo | Number of Full Time Students – 27,628 |
| University of Bergen | Number of Full Time Students – 17,000 |
| Western Norway University of Applied Sciences | Number of Full Time Students – 16,000 |
| University of Tromso | Number of Full Time Students – 9500 |
| University of Stavanger | Number of Full Time Students – 9000 |
5) Slovak Republic (Slovakia)
According to the 2015 OECD report, Slovakia is one of 8 countries with free college university systems
Top Colleges In The Capital – Bratislava
| University of Economics In Bratislava | Popular Study Program – Business Management |
| University of Technology In Bratislava | Popular Study Program – Civil Engineering |
| Comenius University In Bratislava | Popular Study Program – Mathematics and Physics |
| University of Performing Arts In Bratislava | Popular Study Program – Music and Dance |
| Academy of Fine Arts and Design In Bratislava | Popular Study Program – Architecture |
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