<prompt> Human: I know about going to Canada and even the UK to help save money on college but Im referring to countries like Sweden or Germany where if you believe the news articles they are dying for native English speakers to come to their universities for practically free. Anyone do it or send their kids to do it?Edit: This was the article I was thinking about when I asked the question:  <response>: Neither Germany nor Sweden is dying for native English speakers nor are they dying for them to come study there. In Germany nearly all bachelor degrees are in Germany excluding private unis which are basically viewed as a waste of money and most masters except for some STEM fields. Sweden charges tuition for non EU students.Edit: Not to mention that very few schools outside the anglosphere are eligible for federal student loans and based on my research, all private lenders follow the same list. So while it might save you money studying in some countries, most people will have issues paying for it. Also, making smart choices about where you study will be cheaper than the UK and likely cheaper than Canada.Edit 2: And one German state now charges non EU citizens tuition and others may follow. Its still cheap 3kyear, but when you considering living costs and likely no student loans, it becomes harder. 