Beware of European university scams
The Free Press Journal|December 07, 2024
Research thoroughly before committing to European study abroad options
Beware of European university scams

In recent years, the landscape of international education has shifted dramatically. As countries like Canada, Australia, and the UK have tightened their visa regulations for international students, many aspiring students have turned their attention to Europe.

While Europe offers a wealth of world-class universities and diverse cultural experiences, it's essential to approach your study abroad plans with caution.

Rise of new universities and aggressive marketing

A surge in the number of new universities, particularly in Eastern European countries, has coincided with aggressive marketing campaigns targeting Indian students. While some of these institutions offer quality education, others may lack the necessary infrastructure, academic rigor, and international recognition.

How to protect yourself from scams and misrepresentation

To ensure a smooth and rewarding study abroad experience, consider these essential tips:

Thorough research

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