Foreign undergraduate study possibilities for a student in Southeastern Europe In the (non-EU) country I live in, the main problem with undergraduate education is that it's awfully constrained. I have only a minimal choice in choosing my courses, I cannot take graduate courses, and I have to take many applied and computational classes. My problem is that


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*I have already learned (or I plan to learn in the 9 months until university) a lot of the pure mathematics that I would learn at the undergraduate programme

*I am not interested in applied or computational classes


I'm interested in:

Is there any undergraduate programme, affordable to an average but dedicated student with a modest budget, which either has very pure emphasis or freedom in choosing the classes? I'm ready to learn a new language if it is required.

Thank you for any help!

Hungary also has a very strong mathematical tradition, especially in discrete math, and has relatively cheap living standards. Many great mathematicians have studied at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) in Budapest. You can try looking there as well.
