Schiller International University — Universität in Heidelberg

Therefore the high tuition fees are not justified by the quality of education provided!

Totally agree with David Chaviano.

If tuition prices (the GI Bill paid for me) and credit transfers are not a concern for you:

A bachelors degree is going to cost you about $60,000 - this school is not worth going into debt over. If you intend on continuing with graduate studies or transferring to another Uni - do your own research beforehand because credit transfers will likely be an issue. (Continuing at a German university is NOT easy if not impossible depending on where you want to go)

Ofcourse, if easy degree is your objective, then Schiller is a perfect match for you.

The (Heidelberg Campus) administration is courteous and very helpful - this is a big advantage such a small University.

Very hard to get into a good Master's Study Programm in Germany after graduating from Schiller, as it is not accredited by most German universities. In my opinion it is rightfully not accredited, since the level of education as well as the content of courses provided do not match the high standards of German universities.

The course quality ranges from uninspired to challenging (For whatever my opinion is worth). Most of the instructors, however, are experienced and full of knowledge. Try to sit in on one of the classes if you can (Get a syllabus) and talk to some students about their experiences.