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About Skola
Skola is a student-focused advisory platform helping Americans access affordable, English-taught degree programs across Europe and the UK. Through personalized guidance, Skola supports students at every stage of the journey—from choosing the right university to navigating visas, relocation, and long-term career opportunities abroad. With a commitment to unbiased advice and individualized support, Skola empowers students to pursue a global education with confidence and clarity.
Services
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Prices are in US dollars.
Kickstart Call
Free
Sometimes knowing where to start is the biggest hurdle. That’s why Skola offers a free, zero-commitment 20-minute Kickstart call to help you find your footing and identify the first steps for you to study in Europe.
Discover Package
$1,250
Students work with an advisor to uncover their educational options in Europe. This stage includes: ✓ Study path guidance ✓ Location analysis ✓ 5-7 university matches ✓ Early academic planning Students walk away with the necessary information to make a well-informed decision about their future and are prepared to begin applications.
Apply Package
$1,250
Students learn about EU/UK vs US admissions, prepare their applications, and explore funding options. This stage includes: ✓ Crafting European-style applications ✓ 3-5 application reviews ✓ Scholarship matches ✓ Funding guidance Students conclude this stage having submitted their applications and understand the financial considerations of each option.
Prepare Package
$1,250
This stage is when it all starts to feel real. We focus on the logistical and official preparations for moving abroad. This stage includes: ✓ Document collection, translations, & legalizations ✓ Visa guidance ✓ Nostrification assistance ✓ Health insurance Prepare concludes with the the most frustrating and testing administrative tasks complete.
Relocate Package
$1,250
The Relocate stage includes final pre-departure prep and the first steps to settle in. This stage includes: ✓ Revisit & adjust budget ✓ Plan travel ✓ Finding housing ✓ Mental preparedness ✓ Local registration ✓ Money, phone, medical transitions This stage begins in the US and ends with students arriving in Europe safely and with confidence.
End-to-End Guidance Package
$4,500
The End-to-End package includes everything from the Discover, Apply, Prepare, and Relocate phases.
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Discover + Apply
$2,400
Combine the Discover and Apply services and save!
Prepare + Relocate
$2,400
Combine the Prepare and Relocate services and save!
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- A Danish degree comes with three years to find a job afterward
- A Finnish master's now skips the wait for permanent residence
- A Latvian degree starts at the migration office in Riga, not a U.S. consulate
- A one-year UK master's now buys you 18 months to work afterward
- Americans can study in Romania without the D/SD student visa
- Austria's student visa, priced out honestly
- Belgium's A card: one year at a time, tied to a job or a degree
- Germany's student visa is the easy part
- Greece Student Visa: a free degree in Greek, or a paid one in English
- Iceland's student permit costs 70,000 krónur. The degree is about to cost more.
- Moving to Denmark: the 2026 guide for Americans
- Moving to Latvia: the 2026 guide for Americans
- Norway's study permit: what an American pays, proves and gets in 2026
- Poland's student visa: English-taught degrees from about $2,300 a year
- Portugal's student visa asks for a year of money, or a lease
- Serbia's student residence permit: about $230, filed after you land
- Spain's student visa comes with 30 hours of work a week
- Study in Italy without guessing at the bill
- Study your way into a new country
- Sweden's student residence permit for Americans, under the stricter June 2026 rules
- The Dutch student permit is routine. Finding a room is not.
- The French student visa, and what a degree costs now
- Zurich asks foreign students to prove CHF 21,000 a year. Lausanne asks for more.
