college counseling focusing on universities in Germany and the Netherlands

Study Abroad
to Earn a College Degree

While Europe's reputation for offering free education is well-known, many students and families overlook it as an option.

However, with the ever-increasing costs of college tuition and living expenses, now might be the perfect time to reconsider this intriguing path!

If you're curious about the process of applying for undergraduate or graduate degrees in Europe, I invite you to explore my podcast, 'Study Abroad-The Extended Version.'

For those actively seeking college programs in Europe, I offer counseling and on-site services. Feel free to reach out to me if you're interested in taking this exciting step!

Why European Universities?

Currently, my counseling and on-site services primarily focus on various college programs available in Germany and the Netherlands. When compared to programs in North American countries, universities in both Germany and the Netherlands stand out for their exceptional quality and affordability.

For example, the average tuition fee in Germany is around 300-400 USD per semester (including a local transportation pass). In the Netherlands, international students' tuition fees vary from 10,000 to 30,000 USD. Most undergraduate degrees in Germany and the Netherlands take three years instead of four.

Moreover, a significant advantage is that many programs in both countries are conducted in English, making them accessible to international students. On top of that, universities in Germany and the Netherlands are career-oriented. Most undergraduate and graduate programs require students to conduct internships in their field of study. Many university programs also collaborate with leading local companies and professionals. It is therefore common for students to work part-time in their field during their studies.