When looking at France, the first question is not ranking, but which language, which platform or school you are going to apply for, and whether your high school qualifications are directly enrolled.
Students first. Five things.
- It is confirmed that the course is taught in English or French.
- Recognition of degree levels and admission qualifications.
- Identification is a direct application, a Campus France/Études en France process, or other designated platform.
- Check language certificates, report cards and motivation documents.
- Create a timetable for the school's cut-off days and visas.
What do you usually have to prepare first?
Report cards, certificates of attendance/leaving, language scores, passport information, as well as motivation letters, CVs, references or work information as required by the course. The actual project is based on the official requirements of each school for the current year.
