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Hey Reddit,
I'm an American undergrad student who wants to study abroad in Italy for a semester. And since I'm an Italian citizen I'd really prefer to do it for next to nothing instead of the $50,000 a year American schools charge. Problem is, I don't speak Italian. Therefore I have to find an English speaking international school in Italy to which I can directly apply. 

I've been researching it using this nifty little site that can usually answer all my questions (link- google.com) but I haven't been able to turn up any solutions! Everything I find is either to apply for 4 years at an Italian speaking university or to set up a study abroad program piggybacking off another American school's program. Unfortunately this  option still charges US tuition fees.
<bot>: So, with all other means falling short, I ask you Reddit. Is there any way for an American student and Italian citizen to study abroad at an English speaking university in Italy and pay Italian tuition rates?