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EdwardBernays

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4. Non-EU students

Reply to napi21 (Original post)

Mon Feb 15, 2016, 11:23 AM

Feb 2016

Typically pay a lot more.

Trinity College in Dublin - which is very well known, the Harvard of Ireland, a 4 year degree in psychology is about 5k a year total. For EU students.

The same degree for Non-EU students is around 17-18k a year.

Needless to say there's not a huge number of US undergraduates at Trinity. There are a LOT of Asian ones however.

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