>I did not know that for education in Russia you should pay. At least I left when it was not in effect. Good luck for them.
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It was changed about 5 years ago. Now for the most of Universities/Institutes there are paid groups. In general the education in Russia is free, but in the last couple of years bunch of new commericial groups/schools appear, so if you want to receive a good education (presuambly (??)), you have to pay. The same as here with school education.

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>First daugther will graduate this year foreign department
>of Moscow State agroengenering Institute, by the way it was mixed group of Russian studens and Pensilvania state University, so she will get two diploms
>Second daugther study at 'Academy of water transport- external busines and economy department' Don't ask, what does it mean, I don'tknow myself.
>It was so simple at my time, I graduated Moscow physical technical institute at time , when it was best place at country.
>Vladimir