Tuition-free institutions are educational establishments that do not charge students for tuition fees. These schools aim to provide accessible education to all, regardless of financial background. They may be funded by government initiatives, private donations, or endowments, allowing students to focus on their studies without the burden of debt. Many countries have implemented tuition-free programs at public universities, such as in Germany and Norway. Additionally, some community colleges in the United States offer tuition-free options for local residents. These institutions often have specific eligibility criteria, such as maintaining a certain GPA or completing community service.