Why in The Netherlands?

• Starting this academic year 2007-2008, Dutch students are able to study anywhere in the world and still receive a student grant and loan from the Dutch government
• They generally speak foreign languages. English, German and French are compulsory subjects during secondary school education. Nowadays, more and more schools also offer Spanish
• Dutch students are willing to invest in their education, whilst Dutch parents are prepared to invest a considerable amount of money in the future of their children
• The government encourages teenagers to go on to further education by offering student grants and scholarships and by launching publicity campaigns

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