Is it cheap to study in France for 6 years for a bachelor s and master s degree and 350,000 yuan?

What does your 350,000 include?

The cost of studying in France is as follows:

The tuition fee for studying in France is relatively low compared to other European countries. Most of its colleges and universities will have Fuling** funding, and public universities are exempt from tuition fees for professional courses. Generally, when you go to study in France, you only need to pay the cost of learning French in the first year plus living expenses, and the financial pressure on students is relatively small.

Learning a language in France can be a bit more expensive. French learning costs around 1,200-4,200 euros a year. In France, the cost of living is about 4,000 euros a year, so you need to prepare about 100,000 yuan for the first year.

However, after entering the professional course, you only need to prepare your own living expenses.

The financial burden of studying in France is bent and guaranteed

France uses the euro, because France ** provides more social benefits to international students, and the cost of living in France is lower than that of other countries in the European Union. Students with high academic qualifications are actively encouraged to study in France, and the amount of financial guarantee required is relatively low, generally only 60,000 yuan.

In addition, Chinese students in France will receive the same social benefits as their home students, including medical insurance, food, clothing, housing, transportation, housing subsidies, etc.

Data Development:

The French Republic (French: La république fran aise), referred to as France, the capital of Paris, is located in the western part of Europe, bordering Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, and Switzerland in the north, Italy and Monaco in the east, Spain and Andorra in the south, and the United Kingdom across the English Channel in the northwest. Oceanic, continental, Mediterranean and montane climates coexist.

The terrain is high in the southeast and low in the northwest. The total area is 550,000 square kilometers (excluding overseas territories), with a coastline of 2,700 kilometers and a land line of 2,800 kilometers, and the mainland is divided into 13 regions and 94 provinces. As of January 2022, the total population is 65.63 million (excluding overseas territories), mainly French ethnicity, mostly Catholic, and the official language is French.

The cost of studying in France is 10-15w yuan a year.

The following is the cost of studying in France, how much is the specific cost of a year:

The list of costs of studying in France is as follows:

1. Public universities do not charge tuition, and the bachelor's degree stage is 3 years, and you only need to pay a registration fee of about 2700 euros per year, which is about 2w RMB.

2. Private colleges (mainly business): bachelor's level, 8,000-13,000 euros, about RMB (BBA program, 3 or 4 years). At the master's level, the registration fee is about 3,700 euros, about RMB, and the duration of study is 2 years.

3. Talk about GE projects and MSC projects, usually 8,000 to 15,000 euros per year, about RMB (18 months to 3 years) Different schools, different majors, and different fees, depending on the school and major you want to choose.

4. Cost of living (food, clothing, housing and transportation): air tickets vary according to your take-off and landing cities, 4-8k (RMB) under normal circumstances. Transportation, public transportation in Paris is about 100 euros (about 740 yuan) a month.

5. Renting, more than 800-1000 euros (5900-7400 yuan) (Paris area), about 400 euros (about 3000 yuan) in other provinces, but there is a good house subsidy in France, about 100 euros (740 yuan). Meals, eat in the school cafeteria, about 18 euros per meal, if you usually cook by yourself, about 150-300 euros (1k1-2k2rmb) can be done.

6. The tuition fee is calculated in public universities, the area of Paris, and it is about 1w a year if you don't go out to travel, so under normal circumstances, the cost of studying abroad for 1 year is 10-15w, of course, it is more Shihao, and you like to travel, shopping, and the pursuit of quality enjoyment, and it is about 6-100,000 yuan in other provinces.

Study abroad in French Chinese language requirements

1. French teaching: France has its own language, and French is currently a widely used language in the world, so most of the majors in the territory will still use French to teach. The minimum standard for admission is B1, which is the basic requirement for everyone to enter the preparatory department, and with a B2 certificate, you can enter most of the professional courses, and the majors such as law, literature, and art must have a C1 level.

2. Teaching in English: As the world's largest language, English is also more popular in France, more and more majors have begun to use English to teach, and English will have a relatively high applicability to communicate in everyone's life, so the learning of English is also very necessary and needs to be confirmed.

The cost of studying in France varies depending on the school, major, and lifestyle of the individual's choice. Generally speaking, the cost of studying in France includes tuition, living expenses, accommodation, insurance, etc. According to statistics, the cost of studying in France for a year is roughly between 100,000 and 200,000 yuan.

The cost of PES will also be calculated on a case-by-case basis and depending on the individual circumstances and the school chosen.

Fees are generally divided into tuition fees and living expenses.

The cost of living varies from person to person, and tuition depends on your school.

and majors, I don't know what schools and majors to apply for, you can see what schools and majors people who are similar to you have applied to, enter the grades through the study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will match the cases of classmates similar to you, you can understand it by looking at it.

The cost of studying for a master's degree in France is at a public university or business school

1.Public universities (taught in French), need to study for one year of preparatory language + two years of graduate school, cost: preparatory language tuition, 3-60,000 yuan, no tuition for two years of graduate students, living expenses in France is 5-60,000 yuan a year, the total cost: about 200,000 yuan.

2.Business school (taught in English), MSC is a year-old course, the tuition fee is the cost of the entire COURS, if it is a business school ranked 20-40 in Europe, about 110,000 yuan, the total cost is: about 200,000 yuan.

Tuition fees for studying abroad in FranceThe guarantee for postgraduate studies in France is generally only about 100,000 yuan, and the deposit period is 3 months before the visa. Tuition fees for studying in France, public universities in France are free of charge, and only charge a registration fee of about 300 euros at the beginning of each academic year. The tuition fee for French business schools is generally 100,000 yuan per year; The tuition fee for art and design schools is less than 100,000 yuan per year.

(Bring your own).

The tuition fee for 500 hours of French training is 4,000 yuan, the notary is 80 yuan, the passport is 200 yuan, the French test is 800 yuan, the assessment interview is 1,500 yuan, the visa is 500 yuan, and the air ticket (one-way.

Beijing or Shanghai-Paris) 3500-5000 yuan.

Cost of studying in France: (bring your own) (take Montpellier as an example).

The tuition and registration fee for the university language school is 1,700 euros per year, the insurance fee is 177 euros per year, the housing cost is 1,800 euros (after the housing supplement), the transportation cost is 200 euros per year, and the living expenses are 1,000 euros per year.

Service Fee: (Charged).

Overseas service fee of 1000 euros.

The pre-registration application fee is 250 euros (non-refundable).

The domestic intermediary service fee is 3,600 yuan.

3,000 yuan for more than three people).

It is recommended to bring 10,000 euros (excluding tuition fees) for the first year, and the main expenses are for the placement of work in France, the purchase of daily necessities, monthly transportation passes, the application for student residence in France, and the housing deposit. After the first year, three hundred euros per month is enough, and in the case of the Paris region, five hundred euros per month.

Public schools are free of tuition, only 4,000 RMB per year registration fee (including student social security); Living expenses of 5 to 80,000 RMB per year.

The tuition fee is 6 to 100,000 RMB per year, and the living expenses are 5 to 80,000 RMB per year (the MBA tuition fee of some prestigious schools is 200,000 years).

Expand: About the cost of studying in France.

Tuition fees in France are lower than in many developed countries, and Chinese students enjoy the same tuition treatment as French students, with France** investing an average of 10,800 euros per university student per year. The subsidies granted to students in France** cover many areas, such as social insurance, housing, transportation, etc. At the same time, in order to alleviate the financial pressure on students, France allows students to work in their spare time or during holidays.

Hello, I am an international student in France, and I would like to share my personal opinion.

First of all, you don't have to think about the cost, you first do a good job of your French, if you don't do a good job in French, everything is fake, you will be stuck when you get a visa, even if you come to France, taking classes is also a problem.

If you want to come to France, you have to get a visa, and if you want to get a visa, you have to get three certificates from a French school. Getting three certificates is nothing more than 2 ways, looking for an intermediary or DIY (looking for international students to apply for three certificates). The cost of finding an intermediary is high, but the service of the intermediary is not proportional to **, and there are many complaints about the intermediary information on the Internet, and the intermediary should indeed reflect on this aspect.

It's cheaper to find international students, and they provide services that are OK, but the biggest problem is whether you will encounter **, in this way, it's best to find the right person, talk about the cost, France is in the Western study destination countries, from my personal situation, I didn't spend much money, the cost of living a year is about 50,000 yuan, which does not include language tuition, and my cost is in the non-Paris area. Language tuition is about 2000 euros to 2600 euros, the registration fee is included in the tuition fee, compulsory insurance is 198 euros this year, and there is a 15 euro insurance is also mandatory, the rent is generally around 250 to 320, and the personal housing allowance is up to 170 a month (I am here), generally new, there is no housing allowance in the first 3 months, because the housing allowance is based on when your long-term residence can come down, and it is generally calculated from the second month after the long-term residence. If you eat, depending on how you eat, I have 100 a month, but my consumption here is very low, probably the lowest place in France, and other places are about 150.

You have to find a part-time job by yourself, and you rely on yourself when you go abroad, which is different from in China. If you can work as a farm worker in France for 3 months, you will be paid for the second year, but the part-time job opportunities are limited, so you have to earn it yourself.

There is no scholarship in France, not that it is difficult to apply, but France ** stipulates that there is no scholarship for foreign students, and I have not asked students from other countries, at least I have never heard of anyone who has won a scholarship for us Chinese students.

My personal opinion above, if you still have any questions, you can send me an email.

Good luck to the landlord!

Is that okay?

1. Preliminary preparation costs.

Registration fee: 1,200 RMB;

Language training fee: 6000 8000 RMB;

Language test registration fee: 1200 RMB;

Embassy language assessment fee: 1,700 RMB;

Bank Deposit Certificate: 60,000 80,000 RMB;

Airfare: 5,000 6,000 RMB.

In addition, notary fees, passport fees, visa fees, and medical examination fees are several hundred yuan each.

2. Tuition fees for studying abroad.

The annual registration fee for the comprehensive university ranges from 120,700 euros;

The average annual price of higher education ranges from 400 to 15,000 euros;

Other types of institutions range from 300,6000 euros per year.

3. Living expenses.

1) Accommodation.

**Construction of public university dormitories managed by university administrations: low cost, poor conditions, difficult to apply, especially for language students. About 120 euros per month, about 75 euros after excluding the housing allowance (provinces), (Note:

The number of public dormitories for university students is limited, and it is usually difficult for self-financed international students to apply; The capital Paris has a higher level of consumption than the provinces, especially in terms of rent).

Private for-profit student dormitories built by private individuals and enterprises: the cost is moderate, you can apply for a housing subsidy, about 150 euros per month after the subsidy, and the conditions are better (other provinces).

French families can apply for housing subsidies for accommodation and private rentals, depending on the property.

2) Food expenses.

Self-catering costs around €75 per month, and if you have one meal a day in the university cafeteria, the cost is slightly higher, around €115 per month. The university cafeteria is subsidized by ** 30% of the cost of student meals, and 70% is paid by students. Generally, a meal is about about a euro.

It is possible to cook your own meals in public housing, depending on the level of personal consumption.

3) Transportation costs.

25 euros per month (average price). If you buy a single student ticket, the ticket price is Euro and can be used multiple times within an hour.

4) Medical insurance costs.

International students in France are required to participate in social insurance, which is about 200 euros per year at a preferential rate given by France**. However, the insurance only covers hospitalization for serious illnesses and reimbursement of 70% of outpatient medical expenses. If you take out additional insurance, you will be reimbursed for the remaining 30% at different rates.

Depending on the type of additional insurance, the premium ranges from €107,610 per annum.