Go to France for a problem and take a look

It is not recommended for high school graduates to study in France.

First of all, the pass rate of high school graduates to study in France is very low, and the requirements are relatively strict. Secondly, the lower the level of French universities, the more difficult it is to read, the undergraduate elimination rate is as high as 60%, if not very good students are not recommended to study in France for undergraduates, it is easy to fall into a dilemma, wasting time and money, and it is likely that you will not get a diploma.

French public universities basically do not need exams, according to the requirements of the school to send the materials to the school, the school will review and will write back to you to tell you whether you have been admitted. Some schools may have interviews, which are mainly to test the student's French level. In general, the information required by schools is nothing more than the following:

ID card (generally refers to passport), high school examination results (some schools require college entrance examination results), university admission notice, high school graduation certificate, the above materials need to be notarized and have a French translation, but also have a personal resume, recommendation letter (some schools do not want it), motivation letter, envelope with a return stamp, etc., mainly these, some schools and some majors will have some special requirements, just follow the provisions on the enrollment brochure, these intermediaries will help you.

It is not too easy to work in France, there are not many job opportunities, the salary is not too high, and there are restrictions on part-time jobs for students. But if you save a little, you can basically meet the basic living expenses by working a weekend job or a part-time job at night, or working full-time for two months during the summer vacation. But part-time work and study can be very hard, and most importantly, it will affect learning.

Originally, the foundation of French is not very good, and it is even more difficult to listen to lectures in French, and the after-school time is also used for part-time work, and the study will definitely not be able to keep up, especially in undergraduate, it is even more difficult.

Or remind you to think twice.

What's the use of asking here, I haven't even stayed in school.

It takes more than 100,000 yuan to study abroad.

For high school graduates, public schools are still easier to apply for, because they do not involve professional counterparts, and you need your college entrance examination results and high school diploma.

If you work by yourself, you can earn about 40,000 yuan a year, if you save a little money, you can support yourself, and the part-time job usually does not exceed 20 hours a week, one hour Europe, if you can work full-time in the summer vacation, I will add your q.

There are many ways to go to France, there is only one kind of intermediary, I took the exam by myself, and there are many university exchange and scholarship programs.

First of all, you must learn a certain language foundation in your home country. An agent can help you, but when you get there, who cares about you. If you have a university acceptance letter and college entrance examination results, you can apply, but you must retake the gaokao-like exam there, because people can't trust your language.

If you're a sophomore here, try to apply for your freshman year there (usually down by one year). Public schools are not difficult, depending on your language and preparation, French students may not be strong, if you can speak the language, you should be able to compete in the major.

You can make ends meet by working part-time, and public universities are not expensive, so you don't even need to have money from your family, but it will inevitably affect your studies. Weigh the pros and cons and don't get things wrong.

France is a country with a lot of culture and art, so it is recommended to calm down and watch it slowly, rather than browsing it as if it were a leisurely sight.

You can first arrive in Paris and visit various palaces and museums. A visit to the Louvre takes about a day, followed by a day to visit Notre Dame Cathedral, the Eiffel Tower, and a boat ride on the Seine. Then take a day trip to the Palace of Versailles, the resplendent Palace of Versailles, and feel the splendor of the French Empire; Lachaise cemetery, the requisite of artists.

A visit to a cemetery may seem like a strange thing to do, but what if this cemetery is the resting place of famous people such as Balzac, Chopin, Wilde, Hugo, Molière, etc.? It is the largest cemetery in the city of Paris, with a history of more than 300 years, and each tombstone is carefully designed to resemble a work of art. Countless tourists come here to visit their favorite artists, lay flowers for them, write letters, and even leave affectionate kisses on tombstones.

It is also home to the Mur des Fédérés (Wall of the Paris Commune) and is a favorite location for many film directors.

After that, you can take the train, which takes about 40 minutes, to Fontainebleau. The Château de Fontainebleau is one of the largest royal palaces in France, and it is also the best palace in the Western museum that collects and exhibits the treasures of the Old Summer Palace. It is located 55 km south-southeast of central Paris.

Its name "Fontainebleau" was translated by Mr. Zhu Ziqing. After visiting the palace, you can also visit and have a picnic in the gardens of Fontainebleau.

Next up is Marseille, the national anthem of France called the Marseillaise. During the French Revolution, it was the most popular and popular hymn to freedom. ‍‍

Marseille was built by the King of France at the same time as the fortress of Notre-Dame, and at the same time built a very strong fortress here, which later became a prison for Protestants and political prisoners. Celebrities who were imprisoned here include Mirabeau, a hero of the French Revolution, and members of the Paris Commune in 1871. One of the must-try dishes when you come to Marseille is the Marseille fish soup.

With a history of more than 2,500 years, Marseille fish soup focuses on a variety of wonderful fish species. And this restaurant is very famous in the local area, and it is also recommended by the local tourism bureau, which is worth trying. ‍‍

1. If you personally wish to go to a foreign school, then you should officially apply for the school unilaterally. I suggest you go to your current school to find out, because many schools now have exchange students with foreign schools, with excellent grades and good planning, you can apply for this. It's a big deal to find someone at home, it's still relatively easy, and the cost and trouble are less.

I still recommend you to go for this.

2. Look at the foreign world and walk around, this condition I can accept, if you simply want to resume a master, or save it. Now it's not the same when an MBA abroad comes back and can't find a job. And if it is a half-hung foreign culture, the enterprise is even more disdainful, and it is better to be a down-to-earth Chinese.

3. If you are thinking about going out to work. If you don't need to learn the language, then I estimate that your family can prepare a 40w that is enough for your visa, what mess adds up to the cost of 1 year. (A little more if it's a private school).