Hey Sid,
The top 5 universities that offer relatively lower tuition fees are:

Purdue University (Avg Tuition Fee: $30,954) Brigham Young University (Avg Tuition Fee: $10,920/term) University of Iowa (Avg Tuition Fee: $29,770) California Polytechnic State University (Avg Tuition Fee: $23,349) James Madison University (Avg Tuition Fee: $30,800)
Most colleges also offer grants and scholarships that help further reducing the financial burden. You could contact our counsellors at iSchoolConnect and get to know more about how to study on a budget abroad.

Hey Sid,
Based on the rankings and education quality, the best universities to do your bachelors degree in U.K are:

University of Cambridge University of Oxford UCL (University College London) Imperial College London University of Manchester

If you need any assistance applying to these universities, looking for scholarships, finding programs, and more, you can always contact iSchoolConnect and take their help for studying abroad.

Hey,
For the U.S a minimum of 6.5 or 7.0 is the recommended score having at least 6.5 on each band. Some of the universities either accept only IELTS or give you a choice between IELTS or TOEFL. Some of these universities for BS Computer science are:

California Institute of Technology Georgia State University Eastern Michigan University Florida Institute of Technology

If you need any help finding a university based on your requirements, you could always try contacting iSchoolConnect

Temple is a fairly competitive school, with students applying from all over the world.
That being said, your highschool experience is important!
Temple looks for students who have a B average in their high school classes and a 3.0 in their college prep courses.

SFC’s campus is located very centrally.
This allows all the students to conduct their activities around or near the campus. and the atmosphere is always alive with energy!
There are also a lot of student associations and clubs that you can join.
During the on-campus sports and games, the campus is lively.
You can read more reviews here.

Tuition fees: $26,298 (2019-20)

Accommodation: $17,200 (2019-20)

Let me know if you need any more details

Yes, SFC does focus on sports
I even know a student who said "I love how much value and importance they (SFC) gives to sports. As I mentioned earlier, I’m very happy to be a part of a Division 1 sports college."
So, it does cover your requirement

The average class size is 18.
This means that as an international student, you can always go to your teacher immediately and ask any and all questions you have.

Honestly, I think it depends
All universities in Canada have great academics
But if you're looking to compare costs, Alberta is cheaper
At the same time, McMaster has Comparative Public Policy, which is different from Public Policy
So, go through the courses, see what they offer, and choose what aligns with your interests

You can find more information about applying to universities in Switzerland

Don't forget to look at the faculty and their work

My suggestion to you is that you also consider disregarding ranks and consider a few factors yourself, whichever are the most important to you.
You can choose from-
Weather
Job opportunities
Campus
Faculty
Tuition
Research
Internship opportunities
And more

Oh, hey! I know an article you can refer to, for details like duration, tuition, boarding, and stuff. Check this out here!

Oh, also.
Don't forget to consider things like the weather and the community.
These factors might not seem important at first, but they can play a pretty big role after you get there.

Also, feel free to check out these courses you can do to enhance your profile

Oxford should be the first choice
LSE is also great
But make sure you consider the tuition fee for each of them

Here are the world’s 10 top universities that offer a Data Science course-

Stanford University
Harvard University
Yale University
University of Pennsylvania
John Hopkins University
University of California, Berkeley
Columbia University
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
New York University
University of California, San Diego

Here you go-

International economics Food market analysis Political science Anthropology Journalism Media studies First nations and indigenous studies Religion, literature, and the arts Applied science

University of Oxford
No questions asked!

University of California, San Diego
They definitely have a bachelors course for biotech students
The Bachelor of Science degree in Bioengineering: Biotechnology will prepare you for a variety of biotechnology jobs