Where is the better language in Montpellier and Bordeaux or Le Mans? Thank you!!!

Montpellier, located in the south of France, on the Mediterranean coast, connected to the sea by the River Leidse, is the capital of the Languedoc Rossillon region and the capital of the Hérault department, is the sixth largest city in France, and the most important commercial and industrial center in southwest France. Montpellier is located 746 km from Paris and has a population of 244,700 (2004).

Bordeaux, a port city in southwestern France, has a population of 925,253 (1999) and is the fourth largest city in France, after Paris, Lyon and Marseille. It is the capital of the Aquitaine region and the capital of the Gironde department. It was once the capital of the old French province of Guienne, and historically belonged to the Gascony region.

Bordeaux is Europe's military, space, and aviation research and manufacturing center, and the heart of France's strategic nuclear bomb research and physical experiments, with many high-end technical institutions such as the Atomic Energy Research Center and the megajoule laser program. The Bordeaux region is rich in tourism and has many beautifully preserved medieval castles. Bordeaux is also known as the wine center of the world, and every two years, the Bordeaux Wine Association organizes the Vinexpo, the international wine fair.

Le Mans, a city in the northwest of France, 200 kilometers from the capital Paris, is the capital of the Sarthe department in the Loire region. Located on the banks of the Sarthe. It has an area of 2,200 square kilometers and a population of about 10,000, including the suburbs of 10,000 (1982).

The industry is mainly metallurgy, automobile, machinery, chemistry and electronics. Important agricultural markets. Railroad Center.

There is an annual fair. There are vocational schools in liberal arts and sciences and law. There are buildings such as churches built in the Middle Ages, old monasteries, etc.

The language is French.

The landlord's title is not clear, if the language there is more standard.

It was Le Mans, and my classmate studied there, and he said that the French there was very standard, and he could go back to China as a speaking teacher.

The key question is who do you learn from, from the French (literate French). No matter which city, there are literate people, good luck.

Montpellier is a famous university town in the world, students from all over the world gather here, and the streets are full of young people, and the whole city is younger, and it has become accustomed to receiving foreign students, the consumption of water is moderate, the environment is extremely good, the city is very clean, and it is also very quiet, and the language of Montpellier is the best.

France's investment in education in the country is quite high, so the national universities in France are free, but it is also true that the level of national universities is not as good as that of private universities.

National University: Toulouse II.

University of Le Mans. Lyon II.

Universidad Nacional de Caen.

National Coastal University.

National University of Saint-Etienne.

National University of Reims.

Université Nationale Grenoble I.

Université Nationale Grenoble II.

Université Nationale de Grenoble III.

Université Nationale de Montpellier III.

University of Clermont-Ferrand.

National Academy of Fine Arts of Versailles.

Université Nationale de Caen, France.

Université Nationale de Caen The Université Nationale de Caen is a public leading university in France'Angleterre Henri VI) was founded in 1432 with five faculties: arts, jurisprudence, civil law, theology, and medicine. It has a long history of five centuries and has been one of the most important universities in France since the 18th century

Major Professional Settings:

11 faculties: Law, Economics and Management, Humanities, Regional Development, Natural Sciences, Life Sciences, History, Foreign Languages, Pharmacy, Medicine and Kinesiology. 1 College of Engineering:

Production Engineering Technical College, 2 Vocational Colleges: Agro-Industry, Finance and Insurance, Business Administration College, 1 Management Preparatory School, Biochemistry and Applied Biology College, 1 Education College, 49 Research Laboratories, 5 Doctoral Schools, 1 International Student Center.

The main courses are:

Law & Economics: Law, Economic Management, Finance & Insurance, Economics.

Humanities: Classics, Modern Literature, Philosophy, Sociology, Film, Linguistics, Psychology, History.

Foreign languages: English, German, Spanish, Italian, Danish, Norwegian, Russian, Swedish and other languages.

Science & Engineering: Mathematics, Physics, Applied Mathematics, Computer, Electronics & Mechanics, Biology, Environment, Physical Education, Humanities, Economics, Business Administration, Literature, Linguistics, Psychology, Education, Computer, Mechanics, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry & Biology, Medicine, Law.

1. Languages such as Tours or Metz are fine.

2. After graduating from high school and studying at a French university, it is the same as filling in the application after the Chinese college entrance examination, and you need to fill out a green form. Just write down the university and major you want to study. Of course, there will be a written test for admission depending on the school.

3. Because of answer 2, the application can include all universities in France, and it does not have to be limited to these four universities. In addition, the University of Metz is better in literature. Clermont is a good property manager. But there are many Chinese in Clermont, so it is not recommended to go.

These schools are all ranked quite high, almost good, depending on which city you prefer.

In fact, in terms of language, you can also go to a French high school, which will not be so boring, and you can integrate into the French environment as soon as possible. Some schools have a language school right next to a high school. I don't know much about these schools.

But if you learn a language, you can rely on yourself, it really doesn't make much difference.

However, you have to think carefully about choosing a major. It is not difficult to change schools and majors, and you can submit the school and major you want to study from March every year. However, this time depends on the school, some are early and some are late.

I know of the University of Bordeaux and the University of Lyon, but they are all cities with a large number of Chinese. Personally, I prefer places with fewer Chinese people. In fact, there are more or less Chinese people, each with its own pros and cons.

You can use the six months of your language to get to know and feel well, and then make a choice, otherwise it will be in vain for me to say more here.

Where are you, I also want to go to France, what is your QQ, maybe exchange, mine is 262142410, yuyue

It seems that you are so lucky, you can study abroad, I think the decision is still up to you, you can go to the Internet to find out which one is more distinctive and more suitable for you.

Each has its own characteristics, all are good, and I envy the landlord.

Public schools are not ranked among themselves.

But if you're just talking about economics, it's clear that Montpellier University has the best economics at the schools you've listed, and it's certainly not as big as Toulouse.

The University of Le Mans is also one of the schools with an advantage in terms of economics.

The University of Strasbourg is the former first, second, and third major schools after the merger in 2009, none of which are famous for economic management, one is in medical engineering, the second is in literature, languages, and social sciences, and the third is known for the technical college IUT.

University of Besançon? Although it is also a comprehensive university, it has 5 faculties and 1 language center, the best of which is its language center, while economics is under the same college as law, and there are quite few majors to choose from.

Therefore, in addition to Montpellier University and Le Mans, the other two schools are still not selected in the economics major, and it is not clear how these schools were selected at that time.

Founded in 1289, the Université de Montpellier is one of the oldest universities in the world, and the status was granted by Pope Nicholas IV. The campus is located in Montpellier, the capital of the Languedoc-Roussillon region in the south of France. The University of Montpellier is adjacent to the world-renowned cities of Cannes and Toulouse.

In 1970 the university was divided into three groups, all of which are members of the Coimbra Group, a consortium of Europe's top universities. The University of Montpellier I and University II merged in January 2015 to form the University of Montpellier. 、

For more than eight centuries, intellectuals and scientists, Curie Chaptal from Rabelais and Grothendieck, Renaudo, shaped a university, closely linked to the great challenges of urban life and participation in the times. From science, technology, and medicine to environmental and educational sciences, as well as economic, legal, and political sciences, a wealth of knowledge has been brought together. To become a leading university in Europe.

Founded in 1289, the Université de Montpellier is one of the oldest universities in the world, and the status was granted by Pope Nicholas IV. The campus is located in Montpellier, the capital of the Languedoc-Roussillon region in the south of France. Founded nearly 800 years ago, the University of Montpellier currently has a total campus area of 250,000 square meters and an annual budget of nearly 40 million euros from the French Ministry of Education.

With nearly 40,000 students, 72 research institutes, 17 faculties, about 1,700 doctoral supervisors and 4,300 faculty members, the university has maintained close ties with many French national research institutions since its establishment in the 13th century.

The University of Montpellier's fields of medicine, law, business administration and economics are well-known throughout France. Adhering to the excellent teaching tradition of more than 800 years, the University of Montenegro has formed its own distinctive characteristics and established considerable prestige in the European university circle, with strong teaching strength and continuous financial support, the University of Montenegro has played an academic leader role in many research fields, and has become a world-class university and world-class research center recognized by the whole of France.

In the history of Montene, many world-renowned alumni have been born, such as Rabelais, a great writer of the French Renaissance era and a representative of humanism, Auguste Comte, a famous French philosopher, the founder of sociology and positivism, and Petrarch, the father of humanism.

The University of Montpellier has a lot of origins with our country in modern times, China's famous mathematician, Xiong Qinglai, the pioneer of modern Chinese mathematics, obtained a master's degree in science from the University of Montpellier, Zhou Taixuan, a well-known biologist in modern China, and Zuo Renxia, a famous Chinese psychologist, all studied here in the early years, after entering the new century, in the face of the huge demand for senior managers of domestic enterprises for cutting-edge knowledge in management and compound high-quality talents, the University of Montpellier has brought its advantages to the professional on-the-job EMBA, FMBA, EDBA and other management programs, adhering to the rigorous academic style and nearly 800 years of profound academic accumulation of management disciplines at the University of Montpellier, there is reason to believe that the University of Montpellier and Chinese students will continue to write a new glorious chapter.

Meng Sanxue has a good language and average finance.

The weather in Montpellier is very good, it belongs to the Mediterranean climate, it is not very cold in winter, and the sun is good in summer. It is a 20-minute bus ride to the beach. The accommodation is a bit expensive, the house is more tight, you have to find it in advance, if two people share it will be cheaper.

The food is relatively cheap, and if you cook by yourself, you can eat very well for 10,000 yuan a whole year (including eating fruit or something).

Montpellier and Chengdu are sister cities

I'm just like you. I'm going to go to that university.

The Academy of Fine Arts at Le Mans in France has a preparatory program, and the pass rate of students entering the major is still very high. And the city of Le Mans is relatively small, and the cost of living is low. The Le Mans Academy of Fine Arts is avant-garde in France, with state-of-the-art teaching facilities and faculty.

It may be difficult to handle it by yourself, so it is recommended to find a qualified intermediary company to handle it, and it is best to choose a teacher who has experience in handling art students to follow up and be responsible for the whole process.

I think you'd better declare it yourself! There is no agent who can help you get registered! It's very difficult to apply on your own, but it's good to experience it yourself!

To be honest, if the landlord's conditions meet the requirements of the school, it is OK to apply for the school by yourself, and it will not be too difficult. However, getting an offer from the school is only a primary condition, because "admission is the premise, and visa is the key" to study abroad. The visa processing is more complicated, involving the laws of a country, there are a lot of materials to prepare, or it is better to ask a professional agency to handle it, after all, you have rich experience and you are more worry-free.

In the unlikely event that you are denied a visa, the responsible company will also compensate you for the refusal. If you go to prepare the materials by hearsay, in case you are denied a visa, who will compensate you?

The success or failure of the first visa is very important, if it is rejected, it is not easy to apply again, remind the landlord to be cautious when taking the first step!

Hello, this school provides an offer of pre-admission + language admission. Academies of Fine Arts in France require students to take the joint entrance examination locally in order to make a final decision on the admission result and the grade they will admit. Whether to find an agent, I personally think that it is to buy insurance and peace of mind, after all, no one wants to come to the visa for the second time.

In addition, I can concentrate more on learning French, and a bunch of complicated things in the application and visa stages can be handled by agents, and some policies have been updated since the beginning of the year. These will consume most of your energy. FYI.