Question for Scandi's

[Deleted member 6873]

So next year i'm gonna study. And i'm wondering how studying there as a foreigner from Holland is.

Is housing afforable. Amsterdam room that's 10m2 is 600 euro per month.
Is studying itself free?
I'm gonna pick either
European Studies, Film Academy/art study, Scandi Language or History.

tagging the scandis i know tbh

@Yuyevon @20Nobragger01 @Reoa

 

[Deleted member 5393]

Are u studying in norway brother? Norway is very expensive tbh but i think studying is free if ur from EU.

@manlethairlet89 @Notuglyjustpoor are norwegians they will know better.

 

[Deleted member 6873]

Are u studying in norway brother? Norway is very expensive tbh but i think studying is free if ur from EU.

@manlethairlet89 @Notuglyjustpoor are norwegians they will know better.

I still live in Holland as of now, after summer i'll be in my last year of HS and after that summer im gonna study. But either Norway or Sweden but my personal preference is Norway tbh

 

[Deleted member 1476]

Yës is vëry affjørdablë

 

[Deleted member 6873]

Yës is vëry affjørdablë

Thänk you brö <3

 

[Reoa]

So next year i'm gonna study. And i'm wondering how studying there as a foreigner from Holland is.

Is housing afforable. Amsterdam room that's 10m2 is 600 euro per month.
Is studying itself free?
I'm gonna pick either
European Studies, Film Academy/art study, Scandi Language or History.

tagging the scandis i know tbh

@Yuyevon @20Nobragger01 @Reoa

Studying in Norway is free no matter what if you have previous education and stuff, also do not go to Oslo they suck cock over there and it's expensive Bergen or Trondheim is a better bet

 

[Deleted member 6873]

Studying in Norway is free no matter what if you have previous education and stuff, also do not go to Oslo they suck cock over there and it's expensive Bergen or Trondheim is a better bet

Alright, yeah i kinda expected that from Oslo but i'll look into those places. Thanks brö

 

[Deleted member 5187]

Depends which city u study in
I pay 640 euro just for my apartment alone and that's cheap.
A room that size is anywhere from 300-700 euro
The cheapest is living at a place made for students, but theres often a year or more wait time and u gonna share kitchen and possibly bathroom

 

[Deleted member 6873]

Depends which city u study in
I pay 640 euro just for my apartment alone and that's cheap.
A room that size is anywhere from 300-700 euro
The cheapest is living at a place made for students, but theres often a year or more wait time and u gonna share kitchen and possibly bathroom

Thanks a lot man! And how does it work with getting money from the government? Cause here in NL i get about 400 euro a month cause im from a single parent household

 

[Deleted member 5187]

Thanks a lot man! And how does it work with getting money from the government? Cause here in NL i get about 400 euro a month cause im from a single parent household

I believe not sure though, heard different things from foreigners but being in EU maybe.
Think you just gonna get what you can from NL goverment or the Scandinavian.

But loans are also a possibility, they have a low rate here

 

[Deleted member 6873]

I believe not sure though, heard different things from foreigners but being in EU maybe.
Think you just gonna get what you can from NL goverment or the Scandinavian.

But loans are also a possibility, they have a low rate here

Alright, thanks a lot brö!

 

[Tusseleif]

Students, along with foreign students, get money from the government when studying in Norway. Oslo is very expensive city, and it’s hard to find a place to live there, but Oslo, Bergen and Trondheim and Tromsø all have universities. The biggest is in Trondheim, and the second largest is in Oslo. If you’re planning to live in Oslo or other Norwegian cities, I would recommend renting a cellar apartment in people’s houses because many people here have an extra apartment in their house that they rent, and it’s much cheaper than renting an apartment in a block in the city. Studying in Norway is largely free, except a small semester fee of about 75 €, but varies from university. Tbh, I would recommend the University in Oslo because it’s the most well known, has a lot of studies and is the university in the capital, and it has much more variety in studies than other universities in the Kingdom. Studies of the arts and languages are much more prevalent and better there.

 

[Deleted member 6873]

Students, along with foreign students, get money from the government when studying in Norway. Oslo is very expensive city, and it’s hard to find a place to live there, but Oslo, Bergen and Trondheim and Tromsø all have universities. The biggest is in Trondheim, and the second largest is in Oslo. If you’re planning to live in Oslo or other Norwegian cities, I would recommend renting a cellar apartment in people’s houses because many people here have an extra apartment in their house that they rent, and it’s much cheaper than renting an apartment in a block in the city. Studying in Norway is largely free, except a small semester fee of about 75 €, but varies from university. Tbh, I would recommend the University in Oslo because it’s the most well known, has a lot of studies and is the university in the capital, and it has much more variety in studies than other universities in the Kingdom. Studies of the arts and languages are much more prevalent and better there.

Thank you so much brö! Will take this into account too, after next year's summer i'll study so who knows i might come across you haha