Alexandre Fedorovski
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- Dec 9, 2017
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It’s indecent to speak about the debts of graduates of American colleges and universities - it has reached unthinkable sizes. However, this is the way it HAS to be in this society, rolling towards its decline - as long as a person has debts - he is absolutely manageable ...
But even The Wall Street Journal admits the situation is abnormal. French President Francois Macron recently stated that "capitalism has gone crazy."
We do not share this point of view and believe that European society in the 16th-5th centuries began to show the first signs of insanity, as a result of the fever of uncontrolled immoral individual accumulation of capital.
One way or another, there are countries, by the way, also the capitalist ones, where school graduates go to universities and graduate without being entangled in bank debts.
One of these countries is the Czech Republic ...
However, this is not all ...
According to the Constitution of the country, ANY foreigner has the right to obtain higher university education at STATE Universities for FREE under two conditions:
- A graduate of a foreign school must confirm his certificate of secondary education:
- A graduate of a foreign school must pass an exam (oral, as a rule) or read an interview on knowledge of the Czech language at level B2 (Pre-Intermediate).
The cost of studying at a private university does not go beyond 2500 euros.
Six months of intensive (two to three times a week) language training is enough to achieve this level of knowledge of the language.
Interested in? Write.
It's immoral to drag young people into debts. No surprise the suicide rate among the youth goes up. What do they see in their future? Debts, debts, debts...
But even The Wall Street Journal admits the situation is abnormal. French President Francois Macron recently stated that "capitalism has gone crazy."
We do not share this point of view and believe that European society in the 16th-5th centuries began to show the first signs of insanity, as a result of the fever of uncontrolled immoral individual accumulation of capital.
One way or another, there are countries, by the way, also the capitalist ones, where school graduates go to universities and graduate without being entangled in bank debts.
One of these countries is the Czech Republic ...
However, this is not all ...
According to the Constitution of the country, ANY foreigner has the right to obtain higher university education at STATE Universities for FREE under two conditions:
- A graduate of a foreign school must confirm his certificate of secondary education:
- A graduate of a foreign school must pass an exam (oral, as a rule) or read an interview on knowledge of the Czech language at level B2 (Pre-Intermediate).
The cost of studying at a private university does not go beyond 2500 euros.
Six months of intensive (two to three times a week) language training is enough to achieve this level of knowledge of the language.
Interested in? Write.
It's immoral to drag young people into debts. No surprise the suicide rate among the youth goes up. What do they see in their future? Debts, debts, debts...