Least expensive colleges globally?

Hey guys, I'm pretty open to studying anywhere in the world, as long as it fits my budget. So, do any of you know what the least expensive college in the world might be?

There are many colleges around the world that are affordable for students, but it's important to remember that the cost of tuition isn't the only thing to consider - living costs in certain countries can also be very high.

In Europe, you can find countries where higher education is largely free, such as Germany and Norway. For example, in Germany, where all students can study free of charge in public universities (except in Baden-Württemberg, where non-EU/EEA students have to pay €1,500 per semester), it's important to note that living costs, which include accommodation, food, transport and health insurance, can be quite high.

The universities in Scandinavia (Norway, Sweden, and Finland) also have no or very low tuition fees, even for international students. This is the case if you choose to study in Norwegian, the native language, but many institutions offer a wide range of courses and degrees in English as well.

In Asia, countries like Taiwan and India have very low tuition fees for their higher education institutions. Taiwan, for instance, has cheap tuition (around $1,000 to $2,000 per semester for international students) and a relatively low cost of living.

Indian universities also have low tuition fees, especially for students from SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation) countries.

In South America, public universities in Argentina offer free education to both local and international students, with living costs in Argentina being quite reasonable compared to many Western countries.

It's essential to fully research each option and consider living costs, language requirements, cost of living, and degree program offerings beyond just tuition. Remember, while these countries may offer low tuition, they may have high living costs or other hidden fees. It's also crucial to consider the quality of education and the relevance of the degree in your home country or where you plan to work post-graduation.

Just remember: cheap doesn't always mean better. It's important that the institution you choose can offer you a quality education in the field you're interested in, as well as provide you with a degree that will be recognized wherever you plan to work in the future.