<prompt> Human: I graduated from high school in 2015, and decided to take 2 gap years to travel and work abroad. I discovered several educational programs such as Hochschule in Germany, and English taught bachelors degrees in The Netherlands University if Applied Sciences. I recently received a response from one bachelors degree program from the Netherlands, stating I would be eligible to study starting September of 2018. My dream is to study, and eventually worklive in Europe, preferably Germany or The Netherlands I am a US citizen This program is not exactly University, it is a Hogeschool degree program. This is an alternative form of post-secondary education where students can obtain highly recognized degrees, and use that as a step towards University. I would be able to complete a pre-master with a bachelors degree in International Business within 4 years. This program includes a year long internship in another country of my choosing. With my bachelors degree, I would further my education by completing a Masters Im aiming towards finance in University in either The Netherlands or Germany. The cost of tuition for non-EU citizens is 7400 euros per year, not including rent. Rent costs roughly 300 to 600 euros per month. I obviously do not have enough money to complete all costs, so I would have to take out a loan, at least 50,000. I need some advice as to tell if this would be a worthy investment. I have no financial support from my parents, and I am not sure how this situation would work and how I would go about it. Thank you  <response>: Is the school even eligible for federal student loans? Only a handful of schools outside the anglosphere are. If yes, what about the rest? Are you thinking about taking out likely high interest rate private loans? Do you even have the credit to qualify without parental support? If yes, how do you plan to pay it back? Salaries in Europe are significantly lower than in the US and taxes are higher. They say you can do an internship in any country but how do you plan to get a visa for that country? Do they take care of that? Unlike most students there, you wont have the right to just move to another EU country for an internship. How do you plan to pay for your masters? More loans?Imo do your bachelor in the US and then save up money and do your masters abroad. CCstate school can be very affordable especially if your parents are lower income. 