Saturday, 1 November 2014

ELEVEN WAYS TO SEND YOUR KIDS TO ANY UNIVERSITY IN THE WORLD FOR FREE


Sending kids to universities these days is task many families dread about because of the high rising tuition costs. In fact so many private universities charge fees according to how they perceive the particular course of study to be lucrative in the  labour  market. Professional courses are the most expensive. Despite the above, your ward or child attending one of the high ranked universities in the world, continent and country is another great issue to be decided by costs and available funds to you the sponsor. In order to overcome the above, below are strategies that have worked for many and will also work for you;
1.      Take out kids education insurance. This is a great means of payment of tuition when your child would have reached the age of going to university. Almost all insurance companies have this type  of insurance. But you must be religious with the premium payment. When your kids start university, the fund together with interest would have reached the targeted total tuition payable for all years of your child’s school period plus extra cash for other contingencies.
2.      Start a kids school savings account. This type of account is almost being offered by all the banks. It attracts a slightly higher interest than the normal savings account and prohibits withdrawal until the kid is up to school.
3.      Buy or lease a property near the university. If you buy a property; your child’s accommodation is secured and also great income from the rents of the remaining rooms and flats. If you rent a whole apartment or flat, demarcate it into several rooms. Give one to your child and rent others out. The income will pay the annual lease rent and your child’s tuition each year.
4.      Take up a sinking fund. This means a huge fund that you invest with a bank as a term deposit. The interest from the fund will be enough for reinvestment and tuition fee of your child.
5.      Allow your child to school in the Scandinavian countries like Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Norway.  Also Germany is still a tuition free country till date.
6.      Do correspondence or online courses. The cost of tuition is mostly accommodation, materials and lecturer student’s ratios. Online courses are also recognized and are cheaper than onsite schools.
7.        Those kids whose courses are professionally regulated; Accountancy, Business Management, Chain Supply Etc.  They can actually start immediately leaving high school with their professional program and later transfer their credit to a university affiliated with the body for a degree. This is a shorter rout instead of finishing a degree from the university and go back for professional certificate. This system has three advantages which are; it saves costs, the child gains experience by working and schooling, and the child makes money while schooling. For example ACCA and Oxford Brooks University, CIMA and Metropolitan University. Find out more it exist in almost all courses.
8.      Apply for scholarships. Some jobs actually have kids tuition scholarship attached as part of benefits or allowances. Find out in you place of work if policy that exist. You can also apply to numerous states, federal and foreign governments scholarships.
9.      Student loan. Some universities in Africa, America and Europe run students loan program. This can greatly assist a poor sponsor because it has less or no interest at all attached to it.
10.  Work and study program. This is a program by the university by which provides works with less hours for indigent students. While the student is schooling, the student works for the university and university pays the student. When applying for study, check out the university work   and study programs.

11.  Grants. There are so many grants for a student to choose from; both local and international student grants. But in both scholarships and grants, your child or ward must be a winning horse not a donkey, and eagle and not a todd. He or she must be on top of his or her class.   

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