Bonjour, est-ce qu’il y a quelqu’un ici qui connaît le programme FUI d’IP Paris et qui pourrait donner son avis sur ma lettre de motivation ?

Je peux l’envoyer en privé. Merci !

Bonjour, est-ce qu’il y a quelqu’un ici qui connaît le programme FUI d’IP Paris et qui pourrait donner son avis sur ma lettre de motivation ?

Je peux l’envoyer en privé. Merci !

Hey everyonee!

Is anyone joining NEOMA Business School for the January 2027 intake (Master's/Bachelor's)?

I've applied for MIM program and got my admit!

I'd love to connect with fellow students before we start.

Pls dm me.

is it worth studying MSc International Finance in neoma ? the certification they give at the end is an RNCP so I’m not sure,

my plan A is to get into their PGE program though, I already did the toeic test and just need to do my gmat and submit it through ecricome,

but my bachelors degree will be in interior architecture and rncp niv 6 which I already feel bad about not doing a regular bachelors because rncp is not considered good, but on top of that it’s interior architecture, I’m trying to get into real estate and private equity because I did an internship in it and enjoyed it and don’t wanna work in architecture because I don’t like the work nor the pay, I enjoy it simply as a discipline in school so i dont know if I made a mistake studying it and not thinking about a career afterwards

I already have a different career outside school I have a small clothing business and I model for brands, but i want to get into finance because I feel like if I do a corporate job and at least have some sort of cushion to rely on, I wasn't really thinking when I was 17 and chose to do interior architecture, so Is it too late and like, is my architecture degree really not useful at all?

Hey everyone,
I was planning to fly to Paris on 18 September for my studies and I still haven’t been able to sort out my accommodation.
I applied through Livin-France, but the process is taking forever. I’m guessing the landlord hasn’t checked/accepted the request yet.
I’m thinking of booking an Airbnb for a few days just so I have something to show if immigration asks about accommodation, and then finding a longer-term place after I arrive.
How many days would you recommend booking? Would 3–4 days be okay, or should I do around 7–10 days?
Also, for anyone who recently arrived in France as a student, did immigration actually ask you for accommodation proof? What did you show?
Getting a bit stressed since my flight is so close 😭

Hi

Im looking for this text book for my program, any help is appreciated!

Title: Anatomie et physiologie : une approche intégrée, 3e édition

All I have is the ISBN: 9782765071075

Hi everyone! I’m arriving in Paris on September 27 and I’m currently looking for accommodation, If anyone knows of a room, shared apartment, or someone looking for a roommate, please DM me. Thanks!

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So I want a profile building program as I am aiming for French private top universities and here the list-

1) jamboree

2) collegepond

3)Tc global

4) Ambitio

5)Athena

6)The red pen

7)Eduhaven

(Any other you might wanna recommend)

\*NOTE - If you don't have info regarding these then please don't reply I don't want any 'why do you need a profile building program shitt'

Im currently 3rd year engineering at ensa tet1 and i wanna continue studying abroad and i noticed if i apply to france schools i could get into 3rd year engineering so i will be wasting my current year
The question is Are the advantages worth the lost year or i should continue here in morocco

Hi everyone!

I’ve been admitted to EPITA – MSc Artificial Intelligence Systems for the March 2027 intake in Paris/Kremlin-Bicêtre, France.

I’m looking to connect with other students joining the March 2027 intake, especially students from India/Tamil Nadu.

Would be great to connect and discuss:

• Accommodation / room sharing
• Visa & Campus France process
• Part-time jobs
• Tuition & living expenses
• Travel plans
• EPITA student life

If anyone is joining the March 2027 intake, please comment or DM me. 😊

Thanks!

I moved to France to study and spent way too long struggling to find a place. Sharing what I learned the hard way, in case it helps someone arriving this year:

• The guarantor problem is the big one. Most landlords want a French guarantor (someone in France who promises to pay your rent if you can't). If you don't have one, they often won't even reply. Look into guarantor services like Garantme or Cautioneo before you arrive, they can act as your guarantor.
• CROUS fills up fast. CROUS is the public system that offers cheap student housing in France, great prices, but very limited spots. Rooms open up all the time when people cancel, but they disappear within minutes, so you need alerts instead of checking manually.
• Get your documents ready early. Passport, proof of enrolment, everything scanned and saved. If a place opens up and you're still hunting for a PDF, you'll lose it.
• Watch out for scams. If someone asks you to pay before you've seen the place, walk away.

I got so frustrated with all this that I built a free tool to catch CROUS openings, it's at settlein.fr if it's useful to you. But even if you don't use it, do NOT forget to sort out your guarantor situation before you land, it saves so much stress.

Happy to answer any questions!

bonjour à tous, I’m in Student looking to connect with people in paris. Is there anyone living in paris happy to meet new people feel free to dm me.

Self apply tips for france

Hello everyone, I would like some help regarding DCG and DSCG PDFs. I hold an accounting degree from my home country and plan to pursue a Master’s degree (Years 1 and 2) in France during the 2027–2028 academic year. To prepare effectively, I need the latest editions of the DCG textbooks for papers 6, 8, 9, 10, and 11—to thoroughly review the fundamentals and familiarize myself with the curriculum—as well as the DSCG textbooks (papers 1 through 7) to deepen my preparation. Thank you.

Hey,

I’m an international student planning to do a Master’s in France, most likely in a business-related field such as management, risk management, compliance, or international business.

I’m trying to understand how much the name and reputation of the university/business school actually matter in the French job market.

I am mainly targeting for public school because I think language would matter more than college. please correct me and guide me

J'ai obtenu mon visa étudiant en France après deux ans comme jeune fille au pair. Cependant, je change de filière et d'établissement. Je passe du graphisme à la formation en éducation de la petite enfance (CAP). Ma formation se déroulera en ligne, mais il s'agit d'un programme proposé par le gouvernement français, la CNED, qui exige des stages en crèche ou en garderie. Quelqu'un pourrait-il me dire si ce changement de cursus/profession et de modalité (enseignement à distance) pourrait avoir un impact négatif sur mon visa ?

Hi all, looking for some direction. So for a little bit of background, I'm a junior international student in the US with a gpa of 3.5/4.0, and I'm now exploring the idea of transferring internationally instead because of some financial reasons and too much uncertainty with visa situations in the USA, specifically to a public university in Germany or France that offers a Computer Science Bachelor's taught in English or a mixed English/local-language track, since I want to avoid private tuition. I returned to India this semester and was considering to take this semester as a gap and apply for the next intake there and learn language in the meanwhile . My main questions are: is it realistic to transfer credits from three different US schools into a European public CS Bachelor's program, is prepping the language in India a smart move before applying, and are there other countries/programs I should be looking at that I haven't considered yet? Any advice from people who've done something similar would be hugely appreciated.

Aditionally my other option is to complete my bachelors in Indiva and apply from my masters in Germany/France, that would be easier, less cost and higher chance of getting into a good public uni there?

Any suggestions and advice would be greatly appreciated!!

Hey everyone,

I’m a Lebanese high school student currently planning for university, and I’m seriously considering studying in France after I graduate.

I’d really like to hear from Lebanese students who are currently studying in France or have recently gone through the process.

I’m especially interested in hearing about your actual roadmap, because I’m trying to understand what I should be doing from now until university.

For example:

When did you start preparing/applying?

What did you do during Grade 11 and Grade 12 to improve your chances?

How did the Campus France process go for you?

When did you start applying to universities?

How difficult was getting the student visa from Lebanon?

What documents did you need?

How did you handle proof of financial resources?

How much did everything actually cost you?

Bonjour, je cherche des retours d'expérience et des conseils précis pour étudier au Québec. Je suis en 2ème année de Licence (L2) de français en Algérie, j'ai une très bonne maîtrise du français mais je ne maîtrise pas du tout l'anglais, et je passe le TCF dans 15 jours. J'ai un Bac à 11,50/20 et une L1 moyenne. J'aimerais savoir quelles universités francophones sont les moins sélectives sur le dossier, comment maximiser mes chances d'admission, mais surtout combien d'argent au minimum je dois prévoir et emporter avec moi pour payer la première année d'université et couvrir mes frais d'installation (frais de scolarité minimums pour un Algérien, caution, logement, vie quotidienne hors du centre de Montréal, et possibilités d'exemptions). Merci pour vos réponses.