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Bulgarian high-school students wishing to study abroad continue to favor British colleges and universities. File photo
Colleges and universities in Great Britain are again the top choice of Bulgarian students who wish to continue their education abroad.
The data was reported Sunday by Bistra Ilieva, manager of a consulting company for foreign languages and education abroad.
The company organized in Sofia the European exhibit "Open Doors for Education Abroad.
The majority of visitors are Bulgarian sophomores and seniors, planning to study in foreign universities.
The UK schools are followed by those in France and Germany while the Scandinavian countries are also turning lately into a top choice and destination, particularly Finland and Sweden.
The exhibit is organized with the assistance of the Embassies of the above countries and their cultural institutes in Sofia.
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