How much do tertiary students pay and what public support do they receive?

Entering tertiary education often means costs for students and their families, in terms of tuition fees, foregone earnings living expenses, although they may also receive financial support to help them afford it. Most national entering programmes enrol at bachelor’s or equivalent level OECD countries (see Indicators B1 B4). Public institutions do not charge fees this one-quarter with data, including Denmark, Estonia (only taught Estonian), Finland, Norway, Sweden Türkiye (). In a similar number countries, are low moderate, an average cost under USD 3 000. the remaining high very range from about 4 000 over 8 per year. They exceed 12 England (United Kingdom), where there no public all government-dependent private