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Finnish Small High Schools Face Threat from Tuition Fees for International Students
Many small high schools in Finland survive by attracting students from abroad, but the Orpo government's decision to introduce tuition fees threatens to undermine their viability, raising questions about who would pay 15,000 euros for a year of study.
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