Subject: Universities

if you focus on patents and become a pattent attorney ... pick a right business (eg life sciences) and you can work anywhere and ask insane paychecks and they'll still gladly pay you :)

Are you suggesting you cannot ask insane paychecks if you're studying law?

Edit: Right, you think people should only study exact sciences ;-)
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You can eat for 20 € per week --> 20*50 €= 1000 €. (with my family : 4 pers. i spend less than 40 € per week for food !!)

are you serious?
my family spents around 250-300 euro per month only for food...the prices are very high here compared to our incomes
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I say you cannot read, or you cant understand what I write.

Yes i'm serious :-)

Seriously, that's not possible. Unless you only eat potatoes.

Well...theoretically eating for 21€/week is possible in Poland

it gives you 3€/day.

15cm subway sandwich in promotion = 5zl/1.2€, so you can eat 2 subway sandwiches and one yoghurt/day

it's not really good for your health etc. but still possible ;-)

and to be honest, as a student I had days when I ate 2-3 homemade sandwiches/day and that was all ;-)

theoreticlly, that is possible in romania too, but practicaly, you will end up in hospital after a month with that diet :)

Easy... In supermarket, here is always fresh food sold at use-by date (date limite de consommation) with at least 50% of reduction prices. We don't eat every day meat or fish. We eat only useful for our need... And we have some pleasure sometimes...

Vegetables and fruits : 6-8 € (6 bananas + 1 salad + little tomatoes + seasonal vegetables)
milky food : 1 cheese + some yogurts (use-by date) : 5 €
biscuits and bread for breakfast : 5-8 €
steaks + fish (frozen) : 8-10 €
Other (oil, sugar, coffee : we use very good offers by supermarkets : 50% reduced prices) : 5 €
Pleasure : 5 € (beer, wine)

And our budget is 200 € per month... Thus we have some margin every month to buy also necessary (toilet product 50% reduced prices too)

nice...i always thought the life is highly expensive in france :)

I spend in 5 days (in weekends, I'm at home) about 30-35 euro at food and drinks (water, lemonade, ...) for me alone.

It could but if you are careful to your budget and your real need... food life is not so expensive.

same here, unless I go out with friends for a dinner/partying, which happens at least once a week

but some time ago I had a fixed limit ~170€ for month

I also remembered when i was student, i always went to my local market and i helped some vegetable/fruit sellers when they put back their products into their car and i can have some free fresh food for each week :-)... It takes 1 hour max in your week and you're happy for a week :-)

it seems that studying in "big" countries is expensive

here:
~70€ for accommodation per month (I live "close" to my faculty so I pay only for monthly ticket, 32€)
~20€ for food per week
~10€ for extra costs (drinks with friends, copying stuff etc)
and 50€ per semester for faculty