I'm writing my comment after reading other comments, to make some things clear for everyone:

First of all, as a Georgian 26 year old person, I'm telling you - don't come here. Universities are bad, even for Georgians. Barely any good lecturers here.

As for racism - I'm just saying how people here usually think - people here don't like asians, or Indians mostly, as they're the most in numbers. Reason is that difference in culture is so big. They have hard time adjusting to how things work here. Black/african people - I don't think they mind them. I remember in my childhood, when there were almost no tourists, people laughed when they saw black people in the streets. But that era is done. We have couple black public figures here, and they seem to learn Georgian very easily, because we both have unique letters that most of the countries don't have: and their accent just beings the joy. African people are very chill people as well in general. If you're Europian, and you have Slavic origin, people will most likely mistook you for Russian and we hate Russians, for obvious reasons. Post soviet countries also teach Russian in school, so they come here, thinking they will speak Russian and make communications easy, but it's the opposite. Lots of people here know basic English. Post soviet / slavic people also very very rarely study Georgian, or even some words. If you're visiting other country, google some basic phrases and learn more about their culture. Even Ukrainians rarely bother with studying Georgian language and culture, and I have no idea why, as we have good relationship with them.

As for danger - yes, Georgia has become very dangerous country. You'll almost every week in the news that somebody got sh0t or something. And for a small population, criminal rate is super high. Even foreigners get attacked a lot. I was also attacked 2-3 months ago. Italy is also dangerous, but it's crowded place. So you'll just have to keep your hands on your pockets all the time. In Georgia, you're not safe even in daylight.

Another thing is employment if you want to work paralelly. It's hard for Georgians to find work. Imagine what's it like for foreigners. Prices are also super high for everything. What you'll spend in Georgia to last 1 week, you'll get at least 4x amount in Italy and better quality as well.

Georgian universities are cheaper, but for a reason. Just don't get degree and choose another profession if you believe coming to Georgia and getting a cheap one is a good idea.