http://www.costa-rican-real-estate.com/2010/07/education-in-rural-costa-rica-part-2/ Costa Rica real estate - Where it all starts. Sun, 08 Jan 2012 03:14:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.costa-rican-real-estate.com/2010/07/education-in-rural-costa-rica-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-510 sarahsmith Tue, 10 Aug 2010 22:43:45 +0000 http://www.costa-rican-real-estate.com/?p=1162#comment-510 To give you an idea of how private schooling has become synonymous with success, there are currently 6 public and 60 private universities in Costa Rica. The southern Pacific region is fortunate to have the Int. University San Isidro Labrador, only 45 minutes drive time from Dominical.[1] According to StateUniversity.com, &higher education is free for nearly 50 percent of the enrolled students. My guess is that scholarships are a significant part of the aforementioned $2 million (6.3%) of budgetary spending on education[2]. To give you an idea of how private schooling has become synonymous with success, there are currently 6 public and 60 private universities in Costa Rica. The southern Pacific region is fortunate to have the Int. University San Isidro Labrador, only 45 minutes drive time from Dominical.[1] According to StateUniversity.com, &higher education is free for nearly 50 percent of the enrolled students. My guess is that scholarships are a significant part of the aforementioned $2 million (6.3%) of budgetary spending on education[2].

]]> http://www.costa-rican-real-estate.com/2010/07/education-in-rural-costa-rica-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-614 sarahsmith Tue, 10 Aug 2010 22:43:00 +0000 http://www.costa-rican-real-estate.com/?p=1162#comment-614 To give you an idea of how private schooling has become synonymous with success, there are currently 6 public and 60 private universities in Costa Rica. The southern Pacific region is fortunate to have the Int. University San Isidro Labrador, only 45 minutes drive time from Dominical.[1] According to StateUniversity.com, &higher education is free for nearly 50 percent of the enrolled students. My guess is that scholarships are a significant part of the aforementioned $2 million (6.3%) of budgetary spending on education[2]. To give you an idea of how private schooling has become synonymous with success, there are currently 6 public and 60 private universities in Costa Rica. The southern Pacific region is fortunate to have the Int. University San Isidro Labrador, only 45 minutes drive time from Dominical.[1] According to StateUniversity.com, &higher education is free for nearly 50 percent of the enrolled students. My guess is that scholarships are a significant part of the aforementioned $2 million (6.3%) of budgetary spending on education[2].

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