which universities in europe do offer scholarships for underdeveloped countries?
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Probably the universities in the elite countries do. Countries like Italy, France, England, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Spain and Portugal might offer you a good opportunity. What I would recommend you to do is to contact a counselor in your local university. He/she may help you with this issue.
587616
hey, like you i also want to get a scholarship in US or in Europe but i really have no idea on how to get one. :-(
915512
Nothing cheaper in such urban areas...\nIf you're seeking much lower tuition fees, try to pursue your degree in Russia (Russian State Medical University), Ukraine, India (Kasturba Medical College), Indonesia (Universitas Sri Medan)Australia, New Zealand (Otago University), Singapore (National University of Singapore) or Malaysia (International Medical University / International Islamic University).
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Oh my god! That is so complicated, even if you were born there. Art schools are free in England if you were born there. In Germany, you can learn to be a Mercedes Mechanic at no cost to you. In Spain you will always be employed as an artist and learn the toold of the trade in school, also free. \nAs for getting into a college in the E.U, ask a councellor at a near by college or high school. You can aslo ask the people at the different European consulates. They will tell you all you need to know and more about studying in the EU and specifically where, when and how much. Best of luck to you. You will love it!
1091710
Might be worth looking at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website:\nwww.fco.gov.uk\n\nCheck out the universities themselves - they should have details of specific scholarships or bursaries.
157176
There is a specific section that is featured on fastweb today about international grants and scholarships.  \n\n\nYou should also check with a financial aid advisor where you attend school.  Some schools also have international student clubs and departments that specialize in resources for the international student.
721983
A local University (Public College, if you're not American) will probably yield you good & cheap results.  You won't be first in line for a Nobel Prize, but it's the most inexpensive higher education.  And any education you get will meet the mark of 99% of employers.
1144682
Great job, but I'm not sure how many U.S universities give scholarships to international undergrads.\n\nGood luck!
1117612
there are certain european countries which offer free education to everyone, these include germany,norway,denmark,finland etc. but most of the corses taught in these countries are in their own languages so u gotta learn their language first, dunno abt scholarships
490100
for the US, try:\n\nhttp://www.utexas.edu/world/univ/state/\n\nand for Europe, try:\nhttp://www.cefi.org/WEBSITES/EUNI/EU_LIST.HTM
240897
Try those big and famous schools with reserved opening for minorities, like Michigan State University (Ann Arbor). You'll have better chance for scholarship. However, I've never heard of "unconditional" scholarship. You always need to submit some paperwork for approval.
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Check out the Benjamin A. Gilman scholarship.  From the website: \nThe Gilman International Scholarship Program offers grants for U.S. citizen undergraduate students of limited financial means to pursue academic studies abroad.
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hello my name is blagovest im a bulgarian student studying in Duisburg Germany. I was applying for many universities in Germany so i had to gather information about them. There is a very good university in Bremen with different specializations also the city is very beautiful and developed.The only thing is that the fee for one semester or one year i can't remember is 13000 euro last i know.you can do it less when u have good grades.
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University of Sussex, Chancellor’s International Scholarships \nUp to forty scholarships of £2,200 are available for overseas fee paying students each year who are applying to study at Undergraduate and Postgraduate taught degree level. The scholarships are available in all Schools (except the Institute of Development Studies and Brighton & Sussex Medical School), are offered for the duration of the degree programme, subject to satisfactory progress, and will be issued in the form of a cheque during the Autumn Term. The deadline for applications is 1 May. For further details see the Chancellor's International Scholarships website.
276978
First of all, it's Philippines. :] Well, good grades always count for a lot. But I doubt that there are a lot of scholarship opportunities here either. But try checking out the websites of Philippine universities and maybe there are some.
36061
In Sweden if you get addmission school is free for everybody so that may be a plus but on the other side scholarships are hard to come by. In Canada you have to pay but you may have an easier time getting a scholarship.\nIt's best to check with each individual schools for their addmission requirments.\nIn Sweden I suggest you look at Lund University \n\nwww.lu.se
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Search for cheap low cost universities u ll find hundreds.\nuniversity of sunderland.\nuniversity of swansea.\nwarwickshire institute\nbelford\nashwood