Looking for info on the most expensive college in Europe

Hey guys, I know this is a bit off the conventional track, but I've been exploring studying abroad in Europe. I'm curious, what's generally regarded as the most expensive college across the pond?

When it comes to the most expensive universities in Europe, one institution that often comes up is the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom. The cost of attending Cambridge for international students depends largely on the course of study, but tuition can go up to £64,509 (around $84,516) per year for undergraduate programs in medicine. Keep in mind, this figure does not include living expenses, books, or other personal costs.

However, this can be a bit misleading because these figures are for out-of-pocket tuition costs and do not take into account financial support or scholarships, which are also quite significant and generous at Cambridge.

Switzerland also has some of the most expensive universities in Europe. For instance, the costs of arts and social science degrees at the University of Geneva can range from CHF 500 to CHF 3000 per semester (around $545 to $3270) for Swiss and EU residents, but it's significantly higher for non-residents.

In terms of graduate education, the most expensive programs generally tend to be MBA programs. For example, the tuition fees for the Executive MBA program at INSEAD (which has campuses in France, Singapore, and Abu Dhabi) is €145,000 (around $166,500).

Keep in mind that studying abroad can offer many benefits, but make sure to consider all of the costs, including tuition, living expenses, travel, etc. It's also worth exploring potential scholarships or financial aid opportunities that may be available to you. Lastly, considering your long term career goals, the field of study, and the international reputation of the institution is equally important.