If you're looking at New Zealand for mass media, consider the University of Amsterdam

Yeah, they're all public universities if I'm right
And they're all in the QS world rankings
Good stuff!

UNSW ranks 14th in the world for law
So, yeah, pretty good choice

The cost is $925 per credit
To get your fees, multiply this figure by 48

Look at the job opportunities the second university has to offer
See what the alumni of that university are doing
If you like what you find, go with the second one

Université PSL
Ecole Polytechnique
Sorbonne University
CentraleSupélec

Through UNSW, students have landed jobs in some of the biggest companies in the world.
These include Google, Penguin, PayPal, HSBC, NASA, and more! You can do the same.

For a bachelor's degree in Culinary Arts, you'll need close to $100,000

To be honest, it depends on the course'
For example, for Creative Writing, the University of British Columbia is great (it ranks 3rd in Canada)

Depending on your interests, you could check out-

Funen Art Academy Design School Kolding The Royal Danish Academy of Music National Film School of Denmark, and more

If you’re interested in pursuing a business degree in Denmark, you could check out-

International Business Academy Copenhagen Business School Dania Academy Business Academy Southwest Academy of Technologies and Business

The list of universities in UK without TOEFL requirements include-

University of Bristol University of Bolton London Southbank University Robert Gordon University University of Warwick, and more

You can also check out-

McCombs School of Business, University of Texas Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University SC Johnson College of Business, Cornell University

The University of Montreal acceptance rate is 57%

It depends on which country you're talking about
If it's Canada-
A college can give you a diploma or a certification
A university can give you a degree
If it's US, the above definition stands

Here you go-
Average CSU East Bay tuition: $17,622
Average boarding: $18,000

Honestly, it depends on which course you want to pick up, is it design? writing? painting?

Oh, yes, you will find a list of 20 schools giving a SAT waiver here

But mostly, yes
The major disciplines here include-
Architecture, Engineering, Natural Sciences, and Public Policy

Depends, which course do you want to pursue?

Some of the undergraduate McGill University courses include-

Mathematics & Computer Science Physiology & Physics Health Geography MedicineBiotechnology, and more