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Who Can Afford a Year at a Folk High School?

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The government's proposal for the 2027 state budget contains several proposals that could have major consequences for Norwegian folk high schools.
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The government is proposing to reduce the scholarship portion for folk high school students from 40 to 15 percent. The same cut proposal was reversed in budget negotiations last year.

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The government is also proposing this year to reduce the scholarship share for folk high school students from 40 to 15 percent. This despite massive opposition and the reversal of the proposal last year.

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Millions cut in the allocation to Amathea, no price regulation for folk high schools, one-time support for mothers giving birth is brutally cut, while "gender and sexual diversity" gets more.

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One year after the Storting stopped the cut in the scholarship for folk high school students, the government is proposing the same thing again.

The government is again proposing to cut scholarships for folk high school students.

The government's proposal for the 2027 state budget contains several proposals that could have major consequences for Norwegian folk high schools.

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VG broke the news in Oslo, Norway on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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