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Education in France is like this. 3 years of high school, and then take an exam called BAC. That is, the high school graduation examination. The exam is not difficult. If you do well in the exam, you can enter a preparatory school, and in 2-3 years, take an exam again, called.

You can study in high school or when you apply to study abroad, and you can take a lot of time. If you only study for 7 months, it's a bit hanging.

Before the college entrance examination, you can apply for the pre-admission and language notice of a French university, and immediately after the college entrance examination, you can take the French test and interview in September, and you can go to France in October of the same year to start learning the language, successfully pass the language test or preparatory exam, and enter the professional study in September of the following year. Because from the college entrance examination to the end of September, there is only about 4 months, and students with strong learning ability can successfully go to France in October of that year. There are many successful cases like this.

If there is an overlap between the disciplines of environmental art in China and the French landscape design major, then your credits in China can be recognized in France. With enough credits, you can complete the language and apply directly to the M1, which is the first year of the master's degree. Of course, if the credits taken in your home professional subjects do not meet the credit requirements of French landscape architecture, you cannot apply for M1 directly.

I don't know your major very well, so I can't tell you exactly if you need to read L3.

In terms of cost, if you go to a public university and can successfully apply for M1, you will definitely not need 500,000 yuan. The cost of the first year of the language ranges from 3,000 to 5,000 euros.

Living expenses mainly include rent, food, mobile phones, Internet and transportation.

1 The main difference between Paris and other provinces is in the rent, and if you are in other provinces, you can get more than 100 euros per person for international students.

2. Food: If you buy your own food, cook or partner with friends, you can control it within 100 euros per month.

3. The mobile phone can choose to sign a contract with the company for a fixed monthly consumption Or you can bring an empty mobile phone from China and buy a card.

4. The network cost is about 20-30 euros per month (independent network, lower for joint use).

5. Transportation expenses can be used for student annual passes, which is about 30 euros per month.

If you do the math at the current exchange rate, you'll know how much you'll spend each year. Of course, in France, you can spend as much money as you want, and I'm going to list the expenses that I remember having to deal with, if you go to restaurants, clubbing, traveling... That's not enough.

If you graduated with a bachelor's degree in China, you don't need to study L3 in France, study language for one year and then apply for M1 directly. In terms of time, one year of language and two years of master's degree, if it goes well, it can be done in three years. In terms of cost, as long as you don't study private, not in Paris-Nice and other more expensive places, 500,000 is enough.

Landscape design majors are generally required to take the local entrance examination in France, and the specific grade of the major should be determined according to the level of the interview and the level of the work. If it is a public architectural landscape college, it is tuition-free, and if it is a private design school, it is about 100,000 yuan a year.

One year of language + one year of m1 + one year of m2, if it goes well, you only need to prepare 15 + 5 + 5 = 250,000, which is the minimum cost budget.