HOW I GOT INTO A FRENCH UNIVERSITY | how to apply, tips and advice
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- Опубликовано: 26 окт 2020
- salut les gars and welcome back to my channel :)
in this video I talk about the procedure for applying to study in a French university (in particular, a non-European) as well as important things to keep in mind while doing so.
if you have any questions, feel free to comment down below.
here is the link to campus france (they have lots of information about it all) :
www.campusfrance.org/en
parcoursup : www.parcoursup.fr/
DAP : www.enseignementsup-recherche...
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Thank you so much for sharing ...I’ve been really lost with the whole process now I’m not
glad it was helpful !!
You deserve more subs omg
It was the most useful I watched about study in France , Note: I love the British accent ❣
I loved it !
thank you !!
thanks so much for this video
Will your degree be recognized as valid in places other than France? I am wanting to get my degree abroad, for the financial relief, but I am hoping to be able to have a degree that can be seen as accredited internationally.
Do you have any tips on understanding the types of accreditation?
Hi, love this vid! May I know if IELTS is needed for international students whose English is not their first language?? Thanks
HEY,LOVE YOUR VIDEO! I WANT TO STUDY AEROSPACE ENGINEERING IN FRANCE.
CAN I HAVE YOUR PIECE OF ADVICE ON THIS?
Hi, do they take into account any sort of international certification such as IGCSE, SAT, IB, etc., or your extracurriculars in the admission process? Thank you
does anyone know if it's difficult to get an offer? I'm thinking about applying to La Sorbonne next year!
Superrr interesting!!!!
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What if I would like to apply for a BUT and not a licence ? Do I go through dap too ?
Hey, what A levels grades did you obtain to get into Sorbonne?
Does high school diploma certificate means I need to already be graduated by the time I apply? Like a gap year?
Hello, thanks for the video! Quick question, how and when do I apply for the French immersion course and how long does it take? You know what? Just, what’s it called😂 so I can go check it out on my own
How much is the tuition fee in english university in France as international student for Master degree ?
So my question is when you're considering uni on campus France so do you select all three licence 1 2 3 or just one by one . And after clicking some uni. I see that they mentioned only one licence what does it mean like if any uni. Mention that licence 2 so that mean they only offer 2nd year of bachelor or whole three years I got confused when I see that can you please clarify it
Hello, I also speak French and am planning to study at a French university. My question is did you just need to do the B2 for the DELF? So you skipped the other levels or did you have to do A1,A2, B1 as well? Also can you tell us more about how you prepared for the DELF, books, tests, was it hard?.. Thank you for the video so helpful!
yup, you can go straight to B2, all the test take place individually. I have a C2 from when I was in eigth grade (13/14 y/o) and I never did my A1/2 or C1. I actually took preparation classes at school and we did lots of talking and writing there. The test consists of three or four parts I believe and one of them is conversation, so be prepared for that. Reading in french can also help a lot for better comprehension
How am I supposed to give them my high school diploma when I'm applying while I'm still in high schoo.
hey - if you check out the other video i put up i go through the application. ruclips.net/video/cqkDnawGXvQ/видео.html it's still possible to apply without yet having obtained your high school diploma :)
Did you apply using A levels?
If so, did you apply after completing them or did you use predicted grades?
hi i have a question. did you find and contact to professer in university before you apply ?
ok so I’m an A2 in French and in the video you said that you needed to be B2 at minimum. Any tips about studying for either of the French exams?
there are some really good exam preparations courses that you can take. Usually you can look up Alliance Francaise. I also have a video with some tips about learning French :)
Il faut lire des livres en français, écrire en français, regarder les filmes/les émissions/les nouvelles, écouter les podcasts/la radio autant que possible et également trouver une partenaire pour échanger la langue.
I'm from India and currently studying business management 2nd year. Is it possible to do 3rd of my bachelor's degree in grenoble university alpes
Hi!Can we use Higher School diploma and marks instead of High school diploma and marks??And in which month do they open for admission/application idk how do they say this😅
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Hello,
I read that people need to pay 40000$ for medical insurance for me to get a visa. Can you explain that part ?
Starting in Fall 2023, if you study in French at a DLI outside of greater Montreal area, tuition of your entire degree will be reduced to $3,000 CAN per year. Eligible fields are IT, engineering, social and health service, education (including early childhood education). Quebec has allocated $80 million CAD for this program. Also, you can work up to 20 hours per week while studying (provided your study permit saying so in writing).
Hey im from bangladesh , im learning french , am i eligible for this ?? TIA
What did u mean by express entry? Can i pass TEF canada and DELF with the same prep??
@@jannatulferdaus_ Sorry that I misunderstood your question. Quebec uses universities and colleges as gate keepers. By taking TEF or TCF, it shows your level of French proficiency. If you get accepted by an eligible rural institution, then you are okay. Look for "Exemption from differential tuition fees depending on the program of studies and the region" for more information. Eligible universities include University of Quebec, University of Sherbrooke, and Laval University. In Quebec, colleges (CEGEP) are prep schools for universities; high school graduation at Grade 11, followed by 2 years of CEGEP, and then 3-4 years of university.
@@smwk2017 ohh now i get it thankss,, so if my complete 12th here in my country can i directly apply to an university in quebec? And do they care about eca ... if ive good academics and b2 in french , can i study at a good uni in quebec ?
@@jannatulferdaus_ Yes, as long as you meet the admission requirement of the college or university. I lived in Quebec for many years; and my French is poor.
Is it hard to apply in sorbonne university?I am non European;(
Hi, do you know how to apply France university for Quebec student? Does cegep degree is required
Hi, I'm currently a final year student in my bachelors course from India and am planning to apply for a master's in science and health in Sorbonne University. I wanted to ask about the language proficiency to apply for the institute. All of my coursework till now was done in English and I have zero knowledge about French. Since I'm planning to apply for the 2024 intake I think there is too little time to start preparing now. Can I show English proficiency test results like IELTS instead of French language proficiency? It would be a great help if you could help me regarding this as I started panicking when I recently came to know about the French proficiency criteria.
Is it always expensive in any Uni for non-European to study ?
Thank you so much
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Do they accept students from non recognised universities if their overeall profile Is good ? Please reply
do i have to have a b2 certificate even if i am studying a course in english
Please i want to study french in France. Could you please mention a few universities i can apply to for the language
what you mean by hight school grades,do you mean diploma grades,ot the grades of the years of hight school
Do you need a French baccalaureate/international baccalaureate? Or will an American high school diploma do? How did you learn French? Do you think three years of high school French plus AP French 4 is sufficient for a B1? Merci pour cette vidéo, je l’aime!
hey Brian! You don't have to have a French or international baccalaureate, your high school diploma should be all you need. I learnt in high school and did a lot of self study which really helped. There are practice tests online where you can test your level - but keep in mind to apply for French universities you need a B2 level. Hope that helps! :)
@@euroaussie thank you!
@@brianl6128 Did you pass?? 😊
@@euroaussiehi
What University are you in
Hello, I just found out about the DAP recently and I try to apply but i couldn’t cause I missed the deadline. Is there a way I can send In emails or a letter to the universities that I’ll like to apply to? Thanks
Hi @preciousELG did you find out the answer to this? I am in this same position currently!
Hi! No, unfortunately they are really strict with the deadlines and I've never heard of them ever making exceptions. You'll have to wait until the following academic year....
Where can i learn french to intermediate in 3-4 months?
Any tip on how to meet English speakers in Paris?
How do you afford rent, costs of living, uni fees etc? Also where are you originally from?
What about pre register in university, is it do a test like our skill, or ability that we have or something else?
Note : it's been a years after uploaded the video, I hope you will send a reply soon 🥶
Is A1 enough for the applying? And Ielts?
Can I still apply now or is it to late ?
Are they any universitiesies that have bachelor degrees in English?
Yo why am I contemplating life in France now 😳😳 might just drop out of Sydney and start life anew
AHAHHA pls do !!
im so confused I am an American however I have dual European citizenship. I'm confused on how to apply. also I've been going back and forth through sites and im going in circles. what exactly do you need in an application.
oh also did you apply after high school like after graduation?
Europeans apply through Parcoursup ;) and yes I applied after I had graduated
@@euroaussie thank you so much for the reply. if you dont mind me asking if i applied through parcoursup am i required to take the bac?
What if we have a European citizenship do we still have to apply through DAP?
no, Europeans apply through Parcoursup ;)
Hii, if you're an international student do you need the Baccalaureate?
hello :) yes from my understanding you have to have a end of high school certificate
Hello sis, Thanks for your informative video it’s very educational and I’m greatful for it.
I’m interested to apply for MASTER COURSE IN MANAGEMANT and I’m INTERNATIONAL STUDENT Im planning to apply for upcoming intake. MBA OR master in finance course is what I’m interested in. What’s the environment for international student, I’ve heard they offer free education what are the condition to get free education can you provide the information that would save me a lot of time and legitimate info is more reliable. Thank you 😃 again.
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How did you find uni’s that offered the major you wanted?
you can have a look on the uni's site and they'll have their courses listed :)
Hey I’m thinking about studying in France but my question is can I study in English in France as an international student ?
literally why would you want to do that? Learn the language, the French hate when you speak english
Depending on the university, they may offer courses in English and in that case yes. But each institution is different so you'll have to do your research :)
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I've been thinking of doing this for two years now, but I held back because of my French insecurities and my age. I finished high school in 2019 and since had 2 gap years. Not only that, but I really want to enroll in a university in France but is it weird to enroll in a bachelor (L3) while being 21 ("almost" 22 in April) while one's classmates are around the age of 17-19. btw I'm Scandinavian so being 21 and entering uni (bachelor) is really normal.
hi! I graduated high school in 2018. I'll be 20 in a week, so I'll be 21 or 22 (depending on whether I apply this year or the next) if I get accepted. I had the same insecurity, but I think it's better "late" than never. Each person has their own trajectory. I learned a lot in the years since I graduated high school, so I try to think of my age as an advantage. You should go for it too.
@@juliamarques4404 thank you, this encourages me, and you're totally right we shouldn't apologize for being the age we are and do what we want and like.! I also wanted to enroll this year, but I was late (have to be done in January) Btw, are you considering studying in France?
don't worry about your age! there are always people of all different ages in classes and throughout the university, it's nothing to be insecure about! :)
What university do you go to?
Thank you so much for asking this question I was wondering that too as I graduated also in 2019 but wasn’t 100% about it until this year hopefully by 2023 I’ll be able to apply for uni in France .
What if I don’t speak French and still wanna study in France? Well Ik some unis have english taught programmes but what if I wanna learn French first.. in France then enrolling in uni? Is that possible to do?
Ofcourse. Just move to france and learn french and then enroll in university
@@zoemeijssen2506 yeah I actually found some institutes there that teach French. But I changed my mind about going to France, instead I’ll learn German (in my country) then apply for a German university
I think I’m more interested in German than I am in French
Thanks Zoë!
My reply is most probably too late. But I am doing my masters in Paris and it's completely in English. It has been more than six months but I still don't speak french and it's totally fine. You don't need to know French to live in France.
@@ruvisthoughtswhich University please?
if im from zimbabwe can i apply
Thanks for the video I like "I don't know if I will pass to US college going look at it UK ones" and Italy is like if what you want, have it English course go for it. But french they like dude do you need to spend a lot of money, and know French. Otherwise, I don't have that amount of money "I even have a job" I don't know if they will offer one scholarship with like monthly money for I feed myself and that kind of stuff, of course pay visa I don't have money for that and the fly ticket.
how much time did it cost to this all process until you get to study in france
applications are released in November and I handed mine in in December so a month. but if you have all your documents and info and taken the language exam then it shouldn't take too long :)
Hello ma’am I have some doubts
How well are you at French? Did you have any problems talking to the schools eccetera
before starting my course, I had a B2 level and that was enough to understand my classes and teachers
hey is tuition fee is free?if not than how much does it cost?
It’s not free.
What degree are you doing? Why did you choose to do your degree in France? (Sorry if I come across as if I am interrogating you - I'm just curious!) xox
so I'm doing a licence Langues Etrangères Appliquées aka Applied Foreign Languages and I chose France because Europe is the hub of languages ahah !! also I knew a bit of French before coming so that helped ;)
@@euroaussie Oh that makes sense!! That's so cool woah... I'm planning to do post-graduate medicine, but I wonder if maybe I could study in France for a Bachelors after that hmmmm... So many options to consider haha!
@@euroaussie Also - you said that you knew some French beforehand... Did you learn at school? Or did you use an outside course?? Any suggestions for where a beginner should start? ALSO (hahaha this is the third "also" please forgive me) any suggestions of French media that I should consume for improving listening/ reading skills (good films, music, TV shows, books, comics etc.)??
@@joannathomasthomas5945 ah that's so cool! I would definitely recommend it :) and yes so I started learning it at school but I'm going to make another video explaining all the tools I used etc so that should help!
@@euroaussie "a bit of french"
Hey..what's your University name???
Even a couple thousand Euros beats US college tuition. I looked at going back from my Masters in 2017 and they wanted nearly 10K for 9 credits. Utter insanity.
hy can you please do the step by step for the dap application i am completely lost pls
sure !! i'll get onto that ;)
@@euroaussie and can you include university with the same tuition for us as before the links and everything plsssssss ..thank youuu
here's a link to the tuition fees for the next academic year (2021/22)
www.campusfrance.org/en/tuition-fees-France
@@euroaussie thank you so much .. can u drop ur ig account so i can contact u if its ok
instagram.com/euro.aussie/
Can you help me please
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What is dap? Is it just a French test ?
the DAP stands for demande d'admission préalable and it's the application for non-Europeans who want to study in France ;)
@@euroaussie thank you☺️
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