Press Coverage

$1.6 Trillion in total student loan debt is certainly something to talk
about…

November 6th, 2022 – Bloomberg Radio (Money Minute with Tom Busby) quotes Jennifer Viemont and Beyond the States regarding the average cost of tuition and fees at a private four year college in the U.S. being over $38,000 a year.

November 6th, 2022 – El Economista quotes our college advisor, Kristin Hamaker, and Beyond the States.

October 26, 2022 – Bloomberg quotes Beyond the States on an article titled Americans Eye European Colleges to Save Money on Tuition and features the article on their Instagram page.

Aug 19, 2022 – The College Ready Podcast features a conversation called Jenn Viemont: College in Europe: Earn Your Degree While Seeing the World

6 June, 2022 – Parents Press, in San Francisco and Boston, featured Beyond the States in this article: 9 Reasons Your Teen Should Really Consider College in Europe

May 19, 2022 – Listen to Jenn, in conversation with Jeff Ostroff, on the Looking Forward podcast, a podcast about marketplace and societal trends

May 16, 2022 – The Motherhood Moment blog features Beyond the States and Jenn, in a post titled Enriching Education: Beyond the States

Oct 11, 2021 – The popular blog Making Sense of Cents features Jenn and Beyond the States in an extensive post titled: How to Go to College in Europe for $8000 or Less a Year

Aug 12, 2021 – Listen to Episode 81: Going to College in Europe is More Affordable than U.S. with Jennifer Viemont of The Thought Card Podcast

Jan 26, 2021 – In the Zero to Travel Podcast, a podcast that covers all aspects of travel, especially long-term and nomadic travel and frugal travel, interviewed Jenn for an episode titled: How to Go to College for Free with Jenn Viemont.

Sep 2, 2020 – Family Move Abroad, a site that helps families move to Spain, published a very well-written article entitled, College in Europe vs America that mentioned Beyond the States.

July 23, 2019 – In the Extra Pack of Peanuts Podcast, a popular frugal travel podcast interviewed Jenn for an episode titled: College Education Beyond the States w/ Jennifer Viemont.

July 17, 2017 – Observer published an article, Why High School Students are Flocking to European Colleges. Jennifer is a featured voice on the subject, along with Beyond the States members.

Mar 23, 2017 – The Wall Street Journal published an article: For U.S. Grad Students, Overseas Schools Beckon

Feb 7, 2017 – Black Enterprise published an article, Will Trump’s Travel Ban Affect Americans Studying Abroad?

Jan 19, 2017 – US News published an article, Med School in Europe Offers Tradeoffs Jennifer is quoted on programs that link a bachelor’s and an advanced medical degree

Nov 2, 2016 – New York Times published an article, A Guide to Getting a Bachelor’s Abroad BTS is mentioned in the second paragraph

Jul 27, 2016 – Yahoo! Finance published an article, The Top Five Stressors for Parents of College-Bound Teens — and How to Avoid Them

July 22, 2016 – Visalia Times-DeltaCalley Cederlof wrote an article, US students are looking overseas for higher education

Jul 20, 2016 – The Paper published an article, Sun… Fun… and Applications? Why Summer is a Great Time to Focus on College

July 15, 2016 – Go World Travel Magazine, Kelsey Nelson wrote a blog about study abroad with information about Beyond the States.

July 5, 2016 : Dispatches EuropeSteve Kaufman wrote an article, Expat Essentials: Beyond the States has must-know info on 351 European universities

June 1, 2016 – Getting Smart published an article, Free College Abroad: Strategies for Student Success

May 18, 2016 – US News & World ReportKelly Mae Ross wrote an article, It’s Not Too Late to Apply for a Bachelor’s Degree Program in Europe

April 18, 2016 – Teen Vogue, Kate Dwyer wrote an article, Here’s One Way to Graduate College Without Any Student Loan Debt

April 2nd, 2016 – College Confidential, Dave Barry posted a blog with quotes from Jennifer, Are “Tuition-Free” European Colleges Really Free?

April 17th, 2016 – MarketWatch’s Jillian Berman wrote an article talking about Jared Devon’s experience, Here’s one way to escape America’s high college costs: Leave the country

March 25th, 2016 – Forbes published an article, American Students Are Turning Their Backs On The States

March 22nd, 2016 – Bloomberg published an article, Why More Students are Leaving the US for College

On March 3rd, 2016 – Jennifer appeared Fox Business News on Risk & Reward with Deirdre Bolton on a segment called, Getting College Degrees Overseas.

February 23, 2016 – CNN Money article Americans Are Moving to Europe for Free College Degrees by Katie Lobosco based on interviews with Jennifer Viemont and current students Chelsea Workman, Hunter Newsome and Hannah Remo. CNN tweeted the article as well.

“When I heard that there were even these sorts of programs in Europe at all, I started to research it to look about the feasibility and the cost. And I was amazed at how many there were, how reasonable it is, and also how hard it is to find the information. So we decided to put together a single source of objective information for other parents and students.”

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Colleges in Europe will save you thousands!

A entire degree at a top-tanking college in Europe will cost only $41,820, and this includes tuition, housing, transportation, and other expenses like mandatory fees. If
a student chooses the US and graduates in 4 years (of which less than 50% of students do), then the total cost as an in-state student would be $98,328 and $336,788
at an out of state private university. The difference is staggering – the entire cost at the end of his Bachelor’s in Belgium will be less than the cost for 1 year at Duke and
less than 2 years at UNC. Sources: KU Leuven, UNC, Duke

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3400+

English-taught bachelor’s programs in our database.

550

Beautiful European cities to choose from.

332,948

Typical savings against a private university in the US.

8200+

English-taught master’s programs in our database.

870

Top-tier universities accepting international students.

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Typical savings against in-state tuition in the US.

All inclusive of tuition, living, food, books, health insurance, travel expenses, as well as hidden fees. Compiled with data from students and the official websites from KU Leuven, UNC, and Duke.