7 Countries Where College Can Be 100% Free

3) Finland

According to the 2015 OECD report, Finland is one of 8 countries with free college university systems

Top 10 Public Universities in Finland

University of Helsinki	Administrative Staff – 8000 Employees
Abo Academy University	Administrative Staff – 1300 Employees
University of Turku	Administrative Staff – 3319 Employees
University of Tampere	Administrative Staff – 1982 Employees
University of Jyvaskyla	Administrative Staff – 2583 Employees
University of Oulu	Administrative Staff – 2852 Employees
University of Vaasa	Administrative Staff – 498 Employees
University of Lapland	Administrative Staff – 633 Employees
University of Eastern Finland	Administrative Staff – 2800 Employees
Aalto Universirty	Administrative Staff – 4424 Employees

 

4) Norway

According to the 2015 OECD report, Denmark is one of 8 countries with free college university systems

Most Popular Universities In Norway

University of Oslo	Number of Full Time Students – 27,628
University of Bergen	Number of Full Time Students – 17,000
Western Norway University of Applied Sciences	Number of Full Time Students – 16,000
University of Tromso	Number of Full Time Students – 9500
University of Stavanger	Number of Full Time Students – 9000

 

5) Slovak Republic (Slovakia)

According to the 2015 OECD report, Slovakia is one of 8 countries with free college university systems

Top Colleges In The Capital – Bratislava

University of Economics In Bratislava	Popular Study Program – Business Management
University of Technology In Bratislava	Popular Study Program – Civil Engineering
Comenius University In Bratislava	Popular Study Program – Mathematics and Physics
University of Performing Arts In Bratislava	Popular Study Program – Music and Dance
Academy of Fine Arts and Design In Bratislava	Popular Study Program – Architecture