<p>Unless you speak Danish, German or French you can forget the idea of studying in Denmark or Switzerland full-time. Sixteen thousand won’t be enough to study in the UK without financial support, which you’re unlikely to get from British universities. I’m not up to speed with visa issues, but don’t bet on being able to work part-time to supplement your income.</p>
<p>I think you’re going to do better applying to an American institution and then opting for a study-abroad program if you want to spend some time in Europe. UK undergraduate degrees are differently structured than American ones, and your cc credits most likely won’t transfer, so you’d probably have to start from scratch. Also, British universities are VERY expensive for international students–tuition is equivalent to top private US schools, but you would have no financial aid eligibility, nor would you be able to work.</p>
<p>yea i think that’s what im going to do especially since i have to save up for grad school and of course i dont want all my blood, sweat, and tears that were put into my credits to be wasted haha</p>