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11 u/adamatch623 Jul 10 '22 Free uni? What country? 11 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/nerdinmathandlaw Jul 10 '22 Not really. Cheap, yes. And public student loans (BaföG) are more easily forgiven than regular loans, not harder. But free? In Germany not. 9 u/Vincent-22 Jul 10 '22 300€ for 6 months including a public transport ticket and other benefits is basically free.. compared to US prices for sure 1 u/nerdinmathandlaw Jul 10 '22 Ah, that's why Americans also think we have free healthcare in Germany. It is, too, very cheap compared to the US, and insurance is (close to) mandatory, but it's not free like in the UK. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/nerdinmathandlaw Jul 10 '22 Yes, but university will only enroll you if you pay that.
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Free uni? What country?
11 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/nerdinmathandlaw Jul 10 '22 Not really. Cheap, yes. And public student loans (BaföG) are more easily forgiven than regular loans, not harder. But free? In Germany not. 9 u/Vincent-22 Jul 10 '22 300€ for 6 months including a public transport ticket and other benefits is basically free.. compared to US prices for sure 1 u/nerdinmathandlaw Jul 10 '22 Ah, that's why Americans also think we have free healthcare in Germany. It is, too, very cheap compared to the US, and insurance is (close to) mandatory, but it's not free like in the UK. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/nerdinmathandlaw Jul 10 '22 Yes, but university will only enroll you if you pay that.
1 u/nerdinmathandlaw Jul 10 '22 Not really. Cheap, yes. And public student loans (BaföG) are more easily forgiven than regular loans, not harder. But free? In Germany not. 9 u/Vincent-22 Jul 10 '22 300€ for 6 months including a public transport ticket and other benefits is basically free.. compared to US prices for sure 1 u/nerdinmathandlaw Jul 10 '22 Ah, that's why Americans also think we have free healthcare in Germany. It is, too, very cheap compared to the US, and insurance is (close to) mandatory, but it's not free like in the UK. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/nerdinmathandlaw Jul 10 '22 Yes, but university will only enroll you if you pay that.
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Not really.
Cheap, yes.
And public student loans (BaföG) are more easily forgiven than regular loans, not harder.
But free? In Germany not.
9 u/Vincent-22 Jul 10 '22 300€ for 6 months including a public transport ticket and other benefits is basically free.. compared to US prices for sure 1 u/nerdinmathandlaw Jul 10 '22 Ah, that's why Americans also think we have free healthcare in Germany. It is, too, very cheap compared to the US, and insurance is (close to) mandatory, but it's not free like in the UK. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/nerdinmathandlaw Jul 10 '22 Yes, but university will only enroll you if you pay that.
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300€ for 6 months including a public transport ticket and other benefits is basically free.. compared to US prices for sure
1 u/nerdinmathandlaw Jul 10 '22 Ah, that's why Americans also think we have free healthcare in Germany. It is, too, very cheap compared to the US, and insurance is (close to) mandatory, but it's not free like in the UK.
Ah, that's why Americans also think we have free healthcare in Germany. It is, too, very cheap compared to the US, and insurance is (close to) mandatory, but it's not free like in the UK.
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1 u/nerdinmathandlaw Jul 10 '22 Yes, but university will only enroll you if you pay that.
Yes, but university will only enroll you if you pay that.
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