"The US outspends Europe on tertiary level education by more than 50% per student, and much of that difference is due to larger US contributions from tuition-paying students and the private sector," On the other hand, it stressed that most continental European countries do not allow their universities to charge tuition fees but at the same time do not support them with the required public investment. READ ARTICLE
Tuesday, March 14, 2006
Europe's schools lag behind US and Asia
"The US outspends Europe on tertiary level education by more than 50% per student, and much of that difference is due to larger US contributions from tuition-paying students and the private sector," On the other hand, it stressed that most continental European countries do not allow their universities to charge tuition fees but at the same time do not support them with the required public investment. READ ARTICLE
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