Nearly 15,000 scholarship students enter Lithuanian state-funded institutions

DELFI / Tomas Vinickas

Meanwhile, 18,654 have been invited to study in non-state-funded institutions, the Association of Lithuanian Higher Education Institutions LAMA BPO reported Friday.

Welcoming 2,444 scholarship recipients, Vilnius University will host the largest number of state-funded freshmen.

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