Many people might want to go abroad for studies and get a qualitative education, but they are hampered by finance. If you want to study abroad, you should not allow money come in between your dreams. Many countries in Europe have low tuition universities where tuition fees range from 1500 Euro to 4000 Euro per month. These countries are Russia, Poland, Ukraine, Belarus, Austria, Turkey etc.

In today's article, we shall be looking at low tuition universities in Poland. But before I do that as always, let's briefly look at the cost of living in Poland.

Cost of living in Poland

The cost of living in Poland is affordable. For food, accommodation, transportation, books etc, students should budget between 300 Euro to 600 Euro per month. Not that this figure can be higher or lower depending on a student's spending habit. Lets look at the breakdown.
Accommodation

Costs of accommodation in Poland are a bit above the European average of 200 – 300 EUR/month. However, private rental apartments have high standards. Please find below the costs of housing in most of the Polish cities.

For students who live alone: 350-400 EUR/month
Students living with partner/child: 450 EUR/month
Students living on university campuses: 169 EUR/month

On-campus housing is not too accessible to students. Only 12% of them live in residence halls and 57% of them are satisfied with the services and housing itself. A one-bedroom apartment in Krakow costs around 290 – 390 EUR/month, while Warsaw has prices of 350 – 460 EUR/month
Food

Food for international students is not expensive, a budget of 100 to 150 Euro per month is okay.

You can save some money if you choose to buy groceries and you shop from low-priced supermarkets. Some of the most widespread ones are Tesco, Auchan, Carrefour, Leclerc, and Lidl.

You can enjoy a dinner in an accessible restaurant for only 5 EUR or pay 23 EUR for a three-course meal in an average restaurant for two. A light drink will cost you only 2 EUR.

Transportation

Public transportation is one of the best and cheaper options for students in Poland. You only pay 50 EUR for a semester pass, available for 6 months. Many of the Polish cities have nice panoramic views and routes, so you can also walk by foot. But if you enjoy transportation by car, as 18% of the students in Poland, you will pay around 1 EUR/litre of gasoline.

Now that we have seen the breakdown of the cost of studying in Poland, let me provide you with the list of low tuition universities in Poland with tuition fees in the range of 1500 Euro to 4000 Euro per year.
Read more: http://www.studyabroad-domain.com/list-of-low-tuition-universities-in-poland/

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