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Overall Score:
We grade on a curve:
60% and up = A
50 to 60% = B
40-50% = C
This is the university’s academic ranking among the world’s universities with at least one English-taught program and a student body with 6% or more international students.
This is how many faculty you’ll find for every student (less is better).
This is the number of English-taught undergraduate degree programs you can take.
If academics was an exam, how would this university do? Here’s their score, on a percentile scale from 0 to 100.
This is the university’s home country’s happiness scale, from 1 to 100. You’ll enjoy high freedom and healthy, generous neighbors with high trust in their government.
How many students come from abroad? This number might mean robust student support for international students.
From 1 to 100, how many of your neighbors speak English? How easy will it be to find services in English, like banking or medical care, while you’re abroad?
If happiness was an exam, how would the university do? Here’s their score, on a percentile scale from 0 to 100.
How much does it cost to live in this country? On a scale of 0 to 100, countries that score highest have the lowest cost of living.
Rent is one of the biggest expenses for students in university abroad. How does this country stack up? Higher scores indicate a happier wallet.
We converted the local currency for the international tuition fees into US dollars (USD). We used the lowest-cost degree.
If costs were a grade on a test, how would this university do? Here’s their score, on a percentile scale from 0 to 100.
We grade on a curve: 60% and up = A
50 to 60% = B
40-50% = C
