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Honest study abroad guidance, for families anywhere

Study abroad from $2,900 a year, not $40,000.

Real costs for 35 countries, the scholarships that pay for everything, and a plain answer on which routes are open to you.

Pick a country to see its real costs, or leave it blank and the free Route Finder ranks all 35 for you.

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Countries costed35 countriesEvery figure checked October 2026
Cheapest first year$2,900Tuition and living, taught in English
Fully funded routes8 countriesGovernment scholarships, with sources
Route Finder4 minutesFree, no email, nothing stored

Four things decide almost every plan

None of them are out of reach. They simply have to be handled in order, starting sooner than most people start.

Your money

Every country asks you to show funds. Some ask for a third of what others do. Start here, eighteen months out.

Your grades

A 2:2 still opens plenty of doors, and an HND is accepted outright in several countries.

Your English

One test, booked early, clears this gate for good. It is the cheapest one to fix.

Your timing

A September start really begins the October before. Give it that runway and it stays calm.

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The free tool

A ranked shortlist, built on your real situation

  • Your top countries, in order, weighed against your grades, budget and timing.
  • A real cost range and the money each visa officer expects to see.
  • One next step. Usually smaller and cheaper than people expect.
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How we get paid

Families pay directly for guides, reviews and application support, at the prices published on the Services page.

Some universities also pay a commission when a student enrols. Your fee does not go up because of it, and almost nobody in this industry says so on their own website.

Your shortlist is built on what fits you. We check who pays us afterwards, never before.

What we are not

We are not immigration lawyers and we do not give immigration legal advice. When a question crosses into immigration law we say so and point you to somebody qualified.

We do not guarantee outcomes, and we would not trust anybody who does.

Questions families ask first

How much does it cost to study abroad?
Far less than most families are told, in the right country. Year one, tuition and living together, starts around $2,900 in Türkiye and $7,000 in Poland, both with English-taught degrees. The same year in the United Kingdom runs $37,900 to $69,000.
Can I study abroad with a 2:2 or a lower second class degree?
Yes. A 2:2 still opens plenty of doors, and an HND or diploma is accepted outright in several countries. The free Route Finder ranks every country against your actual result.
Which countries offer fully funded scholarships?
Government scholarships that pay tuition and living costs exist in Türkiye, Poland, Serbia, Romania, Italy, Hungary, Germany and Sweden, among others. Each is explained on its country page with a link to the official source.
Is the Route Finder really free?
Yes. Ten questions, about four minutes, no email and no account. Nothing you enter is stored or sent anywhere.
Do you guarantee admission or a visa?
No, and we would not trust anybody who does. We tell you plainly which routes are open to you now, what each costs, and what to fix first.

Start with the free Route Finder

Four minutes, and you will know which countries are realistically open to you.

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