Tuition-free colleges are educational institutions that do not charge students for tuition fees, making higher education more accessible. These colleges often receive funding from government sources, private donations, or endowments, allowing them to offer programs without the financial burden typically associated with college. Many states and countries have implemented tuition-free college programs to encourage higher enrollment and reduce student debt. Some institutions may still charge fees for books, supplies, or housing, but the elimination of tuition costs can significantly lower the overall expense of obtaining a degree.