What is the general mai to go to France, and what are the conditions if you go to France in your sop

In general, students applying to study in France must meet the following basic conditions:

1. The applicant should be at least 18 years old;

2. Applicants for undergraduate degree should have an admission certificate from a Chinese university and attach a transcript of the national unified college entrance examination, and applicants for undergraduate courses with a university degree shall not be more than 28 years old;

3. College degree, bachelor degree or above, good English, can directly apply for master's or doctorate;

4. Be in good health and have no criminal record;

5. Able to pay all expenses during the study period in France (generally need to provide a bank deposit certificate of RMB 70,000-100,000).

In addition, if you are applying for a different university stage, you will need different academic qualifications and notarization.

For example, if you want to enroll in the first stage of a French university (, you need a notarized diploma and grades from a high school or university undergraduate;

If you want to register for the second or third stage of a French university or the application conditions for studying abroad in France (licence, maitrise,,,doctorat), you must have a bachelor's degree or above and notarized grades.

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It depends on how you are going to get there, do you want to transfer to the past, or do you want to be a freshman?

How do I want to transfer to another school, what major do I want to change to, and what major do I want to study now?

If you are a freshman, how will you get on the college entrance examination and what is your average high school score?

What grade of school do you want to go to?

All of this is known.

Can junior college students study in France?

Due to the very strict requirements for domestic students in France, domestic college students need to start from the first year of undergraduate study like high school students, and if the student applies for the wrong major or does not choose the right school, it may be rejected.

Therefore, it is necessary to master certain methods to study in France. There are two basic elements to master, one is the need to choose the right major and school, and the other is the need to choose the right grade to start studying abroad.

College students need to be cautious when choosing a major.

College students studying in France need to choose a major carefully, generally choose a major similar to their original major or belong to the same major, when choosing a school, it is best to choose a school that provides language guidance.

These schools mainly recruit students in China, so Chinese students can enjoy language care, the school offers majors that are very suitable for Chinese students, and will give special attention and assistance to Chinese students when they apply, and the chances of successful applications will be greatly increased. When choosing the starting grade, students need to choose according to their professional suitability, which is generally stipulated by schools.

The junior college students successfully obtained their undergraduate diplomas.

If the degree of professional compliance is high, the three-year domestic college students only need to study the last year of undergraduate courses, plus one year of preparatory study, college students only need two years to obtain the undergraduate qualification. Successfully completed the study abroad in France and obtained the relevant diploma.

You can choose an intermediary, but a French one.

The cost of studying abroad is not low, and I don't know what the purpose of your trip abroad is, there are many good universities in the country.

But yes, but since '06, in addition to the refusal of visas for high school graduates with a score of less than 450 in the college entrance examination, many college graduates have also been denied visas.

Fee: Originally, many people thought that it was okay to apply for BAC+3, but in fact, it was not because it was the last year of undergraduate, so it was not easy to apply because after all, there were differences in undergraduate education between the two countries. So you can apply for a BAC+4 Master's degree.

Although the National University is cheaper, you can only spend 6W to 7W RMB in the whole area outside of Paris. But studying in France, because the national universities are free, are very demanding.

Locals study for 4-5 years before graduating from the bachelor's degree, which is considered good.

Even if you take the TEF exam in China, you'd better add half a year of language in the past, and because Chinese students are not good at French, the two-year master's program basically adds one year of preparatory department in order to bridge.

In the end, you might as well go to the UK for 1 year to study for a bachelor's degree or go to Australia for 2 years to choose immigration.

By the way, my brother is from your school, and he learns English, hehe. If you are a language major, it is not easy to apply for transfer credits and go directly to the last year of study. Because if you change majors, you have to start from scratch. Of course, if you are in business English, you can transfer to International Business (UK).

There are two more suitable options for graduates to go to university in France: (1) ordinary university. Develop in the direction of research or teaching, pay attention to basic education, and aim to train scientific researchers; (2) College of Engineers. It develops in the direction of employment and pays attention to cultivating students' practical work ability.

The most employable majors in French universities are: engineering, electronics, communications, computer science and management.

Generally, it is enough to bring the equivalent of 60,000 RMB in foreign exchange (euros or dollars) to France in the first year, as long as you can find a job, there is no problem in self-sufficiency.

What do you want to know?

Let me help you list some of the relevant knowledge about studying in France.

The advantage of France is, first of all, the low cost of studying abroad. Unlike Commonwealth countries, Chinese students studying at public universities in France can enjoy the same student treatment, exemption from tuition fees, housing and other subsidies, and lower living costs. Generally speaking, international students in France can apply for room allowance, which usually ranges from 80-200 euros per month for single rooms, and if they are husband and wife or boyfriend and girlfriend, they can take double room allowances, which generally range from 260-300 euros per month, so the food, accommodation and transportation of international students only cost 40,000-50,000 yuan per person per year.

In addition, you may need a plan book for studying in France.

For example, the French undergraduate study abroad plan.

Students applying to study in France must meet the following criteria:

1. Applicants should be at least 18-28 years old;

2. Have a high school diploma (or above); Applicants with a university degree must not be more than 28 years old; College degree, bachelor's degree or above, good English, can directly apply for master's or doctorate.

3. Be in good health and have no criminal record;

4. Have the ability to provide a bank deposit certificate of RMB 70,000-100,000.

In the case of the first stage of enrollment in a French university (, notarized diplomas and grades from a high school or university degree are required; If you are enrolled in the second or third stage of a French university (licence, maitrise,,,doctorat), you need to have a bachelor's degree or higher and notarized grades.

What do you want to ask, and I can answer it to you, I studied in France and worked in Paris.

When choosing, it is recommended that it is best to choose an institution with a good reputation, rich experience and a big brand, such as New Oriental, whether it is English speaking and exam preparation, or the preparation of study abroad procedures, it is more reliable!

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This detailed condition cannot be summarized, because there are many types of universities in France, depending on what kind of school you want to apply to. The basic requirement is that you need to have a nationally recognized diploma. Then there is the language level, English or French.

The rest of the conditions will depend on the type of school. In addition, France does not allow cross-professional applications, and if you are a major, you can go to France to study whatever major you want. In addition to business management majors, you can interdiscriminate.

At present, college graduates can only apply for L3 courses, and there is no college to master's degree.

The rigid criteria for applying to study in France are generally as follows:

Graduated from high school and took the college entrance examination, and the score of the college entrance examination exceeded 50% of the total score.

All courses must be fully passed. The few courses must be retaken until they are passed.

Attend 500 hours of French language training.

Excellent command of French. If it is an English major, the French language needs to reach the A1 level, and the English level must reach the level required by the school; French-taught undergraduate students majoring in culture, history and management have reached B2 in French; French-taught science and engineering undergraduate students have achieved a B1 level in French; Graduate students majoring in culture, history and management taught in French have reached C1 in French; French-taught master's degree students in science and engineering have reached B2 in French. If you do not reach the above level, you can study in an advanced language school.

applicants must not be more than 28 years old at the time of admission; To apply for a graduate program, you must not be more than 40 years old at the time of admission.

A minimum budget of 7,000 euros per year (9,000 euros in the Paris area).

The landlord can refer to the reference system for studying abroad.

Enter your major and other information, and you can find out the cases of classmates who are in a similar situation to you, and see which colleges and majors they have applied for. You can also filter according to your study abroad goals, and see what background your target universities and majors have (how many points are in the language, what is the school background, what major, what is the GPA, etc.) The students have applied, and then compare their own situation and formulate general goals and directions.

In general, the most difficult thing about studying abroad is the language, which is the so-called IELTS TOEFL and you have to pass the test.

If you want French proficiency, academic performance, and bank statements, you can go to the French school to ask.

If you want to know what universities you can apply for with your GPA, IELTS, TOEFL, GMAT, GRE and other scores, you can enter your own information into the study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will automatically match the cases of classmates who are similar to you from the database, and see which colleges and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for at your current level, and accurately position yourself.

College entrance examination results, high school diploma, high school three-year results, household register, passport, French language scores.

What are your own conditions?