How is the admission requirement for sweden?

[akbanks]

i am in malaysia studying with my family and we wanna change as soon as possible
i need a nice affordable school in europe..sweden to be precise
i need infor for getting visas, school teaching in english and other valuable info...
i will apprecate responses
cos i need it ...
cheers
welcome all of ya to infostrides
^_^

[Admin]

We will get back to you shortly.

[MyInfoStride]

i am in malaysia studying with my family and we wanna change as soon as possible
i need a nice affordable school in europe..sweden to be precise
i need infor for getting visas, school teaching in english and other valuable info...
i will apprecate responses
cos i need it ...
cheers
welcome all of ya to infostrides
^_^

What kind of programme do you intend to come? Is it Undergraduate (Bachelor Degree) or Post-graduate (Masters)?

[akbanks]

undergraduate programme..transfer student..(nursing or biochemistry / biotechnology)
thanks 4 d reply....
more response pls

[MyWorld]

undergraduate programme..transfer student..(nursing or biochemistry / biotechnology)
thanks 4 d reply....
more response pls

Ok good. That's why this forum exists!

Hints: Always scroll down to the bottom of your post page and look for related topic. There you will see related discussion about your requests. This may answer many of them. I hope it is helpful for you in the meantime.

[Jobbers]

Nice guidance from MyWorld!

To akbanks, Since we have known that you're interested in Undergraduate studies, I want you to know that studying in Sweden used to be tuition-free but starting from September 2010, the universities in Sweden will be collecting tuition from International Students. Application fee is 100 Euro.

[akbanks]

thanks for your replies...i saw it online too,that they will be accepting tution fees from september..
please if u have ideas bout any school in europe affordable and that takes medical courses in english...
kindly update me
thanks for your response
God bless all of y'all

[MyInfoStride]

Finland is an alternative for you to consider. For now, studying in Finland is still free. Nursing is the only medical related programme conducted in English in Finnish Universities of Applied Sciences.

There are also Social Sciences, Information Technology, Business Information Technology, Business Management, International Business, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Tourism & Hotel Management, etc that are conducted in English in Universities of Applied Sciences.

Are you interested in any? Let us know!

[akbanks]

thats nice
yup we are interested
i am so much interested
so wassup bro

[Adex4LOVE]

There have been some useful resources posted here about studying in Finland. Try and search the forum. Let us know if you get them. I will also help search later and post the links here.