It’s not cheap to study abroad. In fact, it can be downright expensive. That’s why it’s important to research the cost of living in the country you’re considering before making a decision.
Here are some of the most expensive countries to study abroad:
France: The cost of living in France varies depending on where you live, but it’s still quite high. Students who choose to live outside Paris will pay less money on rent, but they will have less access to public transportation and other conveniences. Some students opt for international student housing options like the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris (CIUP) or another student residence hall near their school. A room at CIUP costs around 1,000 euros per month, while a meal plan costs about 58 euros each week.
Germany: Germany is one of the most popular study abroad destinations for U.S. students because of its affordable price tag and high quality education system. However, students should expect to pay more than they would in America due to higher taxes and living expenses in Germany compared to the U.S., especially if they choose an urban area like Berlin, Munich or Hamburg for their studies. On average, rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Berlin costs about 650 euros per month
Most Expensive Countries To Study Abroad
The cost of living in the U.S. is very high, and it’s getting more expensive all the time. Here are some tips on saving money while you live and study in the U.S.
1) Find a roommate or two, especially if your program has housing provided by the school. This will allow you to split rent, utilities, food and other expenses with someone else who is living in the same apartment complex as you. Also, don’t forget to ask if there are any discounts for couples or families at these complexes!
2) Get a job on campus or at a local business nearby so you can make extra spending money!
3) If possible, try to find a summer internship or part-time job during breaks from school (e.g., winter break). You may be able to earn up to $8/hr or even more if you’re lucky!
4) Buy used textbooks rather than new ones from bookstores – this can save up to 50% off textbook prices (or more!). You can buy used textbooks online through Amazon or Ebay or contact local colleges/universities directly who may sell them directly on campus at reduced prices (check with professors first before contacting
