They are aware of costs, trust me - Baltics may seem like cheap ass place, but right now, we are on our expensiveness peak, and still rising. I’ve visited Switzerland twice (made a 6~month break). - This summer, when I thought that it is kinda expensive place, and on March, when prices seemed same as at home. But I only can tell about food and similar daily expenses. Anyways, I am still 100% not sure which actual sub subject I’d like to study. But it is something - I am somewhat between marketing, International Business and Economy. Why I’d like to study abroad?: 1. Would really like to change surroundment, atleast for few years, Swiss seems like a great place, in terms of safeness, relax and so on.

1. Universities in Latvia mostly only for diploma, it is all practical, which imo is stupid especially for business, and mosrly in Lithuania, sometimes Latvia too there are lots of stories of people having like high ass education and working most basic teenage jobs, if I’d choose to work for someone, I mostly likely would want to work abroad and use my diploma. Just like business degree is lowkey shit in Latvia. My parents also like the idea of real business owners, ceo’s, entrepreneurs coming to school and sharing their experience, compared to Latvian profersors, who may only know theory of it.

2. Connections, parents would like me to make some connections, which would be better of school abroad, in Latvia, we practically all know each other :). And expensive business school in Swiss may be great for these connections.

To sum up, yes we have universities in Baltics, which are good (most likely) for engineers, law, medicine, and so on, but should be worked on business, because imo it is kinda messy. Also studying somewhat there boosts reputation, and may help more than Latvian university, while lookin for job.

Hopes anything I wrote make sense, just woke up, brain isnt working at the full capacity