You have plenty of options when it comes to choosing a destination for your bachelor’s degree abroad. Many students will opt to select a country that matches their native language, while others still will seize the opportunity to gain fluency in a second language.No matter which challenge you are looking for, there is a country that can suit your needs and interests. Here are a few of the most popular locations to earn bachelor’s degrees abroad to get your started.

Germany. German universities are a great fit for international students, as many bachelor’s degree programs are taught in English and are heavily subsidized by the German government (psst, they can even be free!).

England is a popular choice amongst international students due to its international prestige and language of instruction (aka English!). You pay for what you get, though, so don’t expect bachelor’s degree programs in the UK to be extremely cheap!

Scotland. Home to more than its fair share of credible universities, Scotland is an excellent location option for earning a bachelor’s degree abroad. It is a more affordable destination for student budgets than its neighbor to the south and still offers similar cultural and academic experiences for students.

Australia. The Land Down Under promises high quality education, but it does come at a price. As one of the world’s most expensive countries, students will be pinching their Aussie dollars (or have to spend the majority of their free-time soaking up the sun on the beach, for free, which isn’t such a rough life) while earning a bachelor’s degree in Australia. However, it will be worth it!

Canada. Barney Stinson jokes aside, Canada is a prime destination for students who want to complete an undergraduate degree abroad. World class universities, cities, and nature preserves create an ideal combination of academics and adventure for international students.

Beyond this short list of options, there are a number of well known universities and undergraduate degree programs around the world. Seek out a university that complements your desired area of study, whether because of professors and faculty, geographic advantages, or access to special collections.