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Everyone can study in Germany, tuition-FREE! This statement makes absolutely no sense to me and why is a good question here. It's very skeptical, but after talking to a friend of mine who is currently enjoying the luxuries of free education in Germany and researching the topic myself, I am quite pleased to say that it is true first of all and secondly that,  it is one of the most perfect opportunities for anyone looking to apply for university.  So read on. Almost anywhere in Europe and the world, universities charge tuition fees - at times only from foreigners who come to their country for their studies. Germany is one of the few countries in Europe where you can study completely for free, wherever you may be from in the world. This applies to almost all study programmes at public universities.  Here's the whole reason behind it;  Germans generally believe that education should not be treated as a commercial product, and that free access to higher education ensures ...

Advanced levels. Traditional, easy, straight-forward and possibly the path most followed. But it can also be a dead end. Before I go rambling on about how A/Ls can delay your life I want to say that these are purely my thoughts and I am just sharing my experiences here. I'm simply providing insight for people who might think that A/Ls is the only way for a successful future so that they can think again for themselves and make a better informed decision about whether it is the right choice or not. If you do have any thoughts or queries on this topic feel free to leave them in the comments section below. On with the rambling now: You do not HAVE to do A/Ls. You can, but you don't HAVE to. This was an idea I picked up on recently. I didn't really have any thoughts going on to do A/Ls myself because I was interested in doing medicine and knew only the traditional path of getting my degree (which I found out that there were not so traditional and faster pathways of doing this la...