Send them to a public university in the EU. Most are either tuition free or have very low cost (ie. €500 per semester) even for international students. Only have to pay for food/housing/study materials. A Bachelor's degree in most of Europe is a 3 year program.
University of Helsinki for instance is world renowned for it's math and science programs. Tuition free for all students and an estimated total cost of €600 - €900 per month all inclusive (housing/food/books/etc). Taking the low number for a LBYM student and it'll cost ~ €21,600 or $30,640 to complete a 3 year Bachelor's degree. Pretty good deal. And Helsinki is an expensive city so if you choose a country or university (say Berlin for instance) with a lower cost of living, you'll drastically reduce that expense.
It's also a good excuse to take a yearly trip out of the country to visit your kid and they get a great cultural experience in addition to a degree as well as something that stands out on their CV when job seeking after graduation.
Not for everyone maybe, but something worth considering for some.
University of Helsinki for instance is world renowned for it's math and science programs. Tuition free for all students and an estimated total cost of €600 - €900 per month all inclusive (housing/food/books/etc). Taking the low number for a LBYM student and it'll cost ~ €21,600 or $30,640 to complete a 3 year Bachelor's degree. Pretty good deal. And Helsinki is an expensive city so if you choose a country or university (say Berlin for instance) with a lower cost of living, you'll drastically reduce that expense.
It's also a good excuse to take a yearly trip out of the country to visit your kid and they get a great cultural experience in addition to a degree as well as something that stands out on their CV when job seeking after graduation.
Not for everyone maybe, but something worth considering for some.
