HOW I GOT INTO SORBONNE | application, criteria + tips for studying in Paris, France 📚

[@icecreambodyrolls]

It was really difficult to find a video with good info addressing uni in France..thank you

[@RjulietteR]

Hi Nora, Just a small correction : ''Grandes Ecoles" in France are not private institutions, for the majority they are public. They are more selective in a sense that you have to pass a competitive exam to be admitted.

[@elisagyn3646]

Only some Engineering schools are public. The business schools are not

[@kattasium6445]

I’m Chinese and currently I’m starting High School next year and I want to be studying in Paris Sorbonne University to be exact I’m planning my Diploma Programme this really helps, Thanks!😊

[@mohitsaklani3411]

Hey! can you help me to know that how much gpa requirement in your university for master program?

[@anto-yf5dd]

Je suis dans une école française au Pérou et je rêve d’aller à Sorbonne comme toi, merci pour la vidéo!

[@gabrielabalain7286]

omg this video helped me so much im portuguese and I want to study in paris and I thought it would be so much more complicated but it seems prettt easy and simple and it was helpfull to know the fees because on the internet I have found so many different numbers, thank you! :)

[@Nora_A]

I'm glad I was able to help! :)

[@potatoman3924]

You should consider Toulouse too! I personally think its prettier and much cheaper :)

[@imadealile200]

@@Nora_A please how do I reach u pls

[@thiagogregory1]

Conseguiu estudar em Paris?

[@NicholasSeemann47]

5:01 Man that's pretty expensive.. *Looks at the price of colleges in my home country, the US* You know I've always wanted to learn French!

[@JW-426]

I'm also American and the tuition for all 3 years in France is cheaper then 1 year of US college

[@adventurousaria2367]

@@JW-426 that’s facts

[@bettyblue7441]

you are really cute! I love seeing cultural people from different nationalities. you are inspiring :)

[@veronicasmemories]

I know the fees skyrocketed for international students but it's still way cheaper than the U.S! thank you for this informative video, it was great motivation to keep working on my applications

[@Nora_A]

I'm glad you found it helpful! 🙏

[@AKDGsonic]

the most difficult thing for people at la sorbonne is to get a degree from the best program. for entering into licence, it is very contingent on many factors, easier for some lucky guys, harder for some others. if you get a place, you are lucky. for entering into master programs, it is very selective

[@allisonb3396]

Love your personality! 😍❤️

[@Nora_A]

hehe, thank you! ☺️

[@AbrarManaratt]

Make a part 2 of this please 😍😭

[@tanjimsaad7772]

your explanation is outstanding

[@lyxxinz7108]

This is really good advice. I'm canadian who speaks fluent french and I really wanna study animation in france

[@Lingo-Lounge-1277]

Thank you so much; that was pretty helpful 🌱😊

[@mirosdos8358]

This school is actually pretty easy to acess as a french student

[@II_1M]

I am an Arab student, but I do not know things about it

[@itselinimdn]

Keep up the hard work girl :)

[@codythedoggo7671]

This video was incredibly helpful. Thank you

[@shaide8462]

In my country we use the 0~20 system for grades and that’s a relief to be honest

[@eliranamar8497]

thank you for a great video!

[@kkeffer5970]

Great video with very helpful info. 👍

[@Nora_A]

Thank you! :)

[@muskduh]

Thanks for the video. This was useful to my friend who is trying to apply to the Sorbonne.

[@Nora_A]

You're welcome 🫶

[@maddy3902]

Thankyou for answering my questions! A really well structured video :)

[@JitenderSingh-hg8wl]

Nice Informative video. Thanks.

[@citlalivillegas9298]

I attended a public university and paid an arm and a leg in the USA . The tuition per year looks good . I really wished I would of done this earlier

[@jd5747]

this video was inSanely helpful! thank you so much

[@shaide8462]

This is the best video I come across 🥺 thank you sooo muchhhhhh ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@milagrosguigou6195]

5:27 How To Apply

[@ashrafhusain9418]

Your discussion was fantastic and helpful. I live in Paris. Thank you.

[@fahadhossain5933]

It's really such a great helpful vedio specially for me i have a lot of questions which you said so,thank you so much. I will be waiting for such like vedios

[@KARMA-rc2hi]

Thank you😃

[@edugoabroad8758]

Great piece of content!!! Worthy for students 😊

[@khanyamhlongo2403]

Thanks so much, really helpful. Subscribed ;)

[@andisiwemlotshwa]

Thanks for this,really answered all my questions.❤️

[@danica7288]

just a small correction- the aplication proces doesn't depend on are you european but are you from european union / eea / switserland..

[@mikecoogan1129]

I love French language. Thank you!

[@sarabimbara3815]

Very interesting! I love your videos. 😍 What do you study (medicine, psychology etc.)?

[@Nora_A]

Thank you! ☺️ I study information-communication!

[@anto-yf5dd]

C’était très difficile entrer à La Sorbonne? Est-ce que t’avais des très bonnes notes au collège?

[@philautie.2609]

Les résultats au collège ne sont pas pris en compte pour l’entrée à la Sorbonne

[@emiliomh6271]

@@philautie.2609 alors d'après toi qu'est ce qui est pris en compte? Moi aussi je vais appliqué l'année prochaine et je voudrais savoir

[@philautie.2609]

@@emiliomh6271 Les résultats de votre année de première et de terminale. De plus, si vous pouvez faire des options comme latin ou droit ça peut-être avantageux pour votre dossier. Les appréciations des professeurs sont aussi importantes, il ne suffit pas d’avoir des bonnes notes, il se peut que vous avez des notes moyennes mais si vos appréciations indiquent que vous êtes un/une élève sérieux/se , rigoureux/se, appliqué/e et motivé/e. Vous pourrez potentiellement être accepté à la Sorbonne.

[@philautie.2609]

@@emiliomh6271 Après je ne sais pas si ces critères s’appliquent aussi pour les étudiants venant de l’étranger. Mais si vous êtes en France, ça devrait être bon.

[@emiliomh6271]

@@philautie.2609 Je vous remercie

[@oopsiedaisy3976]

PART 2 PLEASE

[@pranotiy7692]

Hello nora,Thank you for sharing this informative video...😍Can you please please make more videos related to study in france? As far as i know, KZbinr don't provide information on this topic.. I hope you consider this request 🙏🥺

[@finneganfretter7447]

That tuition is no where near as expensive as US college tuition

[@krishanuchakrabortty]

thank you... it helped atol

[@bluebetty8951]

Thank. you !!

[@davidjc03]

Hi, I’m from Ireland and we get our high school results (Leaving Cert) in August so we would have to apply before we get our diplomas, so how does that work? Also are you doing your degree through French and if so how good does your French have to be?

[@papillonmc1468]

I have the same question..

[@shreenivedithajayakumar]

hey did u find an answer to this?

[@goldsun5535]

@@shreenivedithajayakumar you should have B2 at least, but in Sorbonne you may need a C1/C2 diploma.

[@ClaraBeauj]

In France everyone applies without being graduated! So what we do is that universities accept you and then you need to show that you pass. Of course, if you are accepted in the university but don’t get graduated you can’t come in

[@deliamiranda9106]

Hi Nora! Did you apply to uni before or after graduating from high school? Because in the U.S you can start applying to college during your senior year but I've noticed that in order to apply for uni in France you need your high school diploma.

[@Nora_A]

I did it after my high school graduation!

[@oceanwaves2244]

@@Nora_A So we have to take a Gap Year in order to apply in France?? Cause I saw that we have to send those documents between January and May…

[@oceanwaves2244]

If you can give me an answear I would be glad :)) I don’t really understand if I need a gap y in order to study there

[@Nora_A]

@@oceanwaves2244 I'm not sure unfortunately, because I applied to uni there 2 years after my high school graduation :(

[@srdavidduarte]

You are so nice, I really hope you the best...

[@dunjapejkovic5220]

Hey, I was wondering what the application process is like for european students who are not in the EU?

[@nineteenfortyeight]

Same as non-Europeans

[@sailormoonz9896]

I'm so confused, if someone could help me, please. I'm from Brazil so we use "reais" as our coins. Remember that, its important for my question. What's the point on going to a PUBLIC uni if you have to pay 2770 euros per year that in reais are 19.000 per year..........???? I can't afford that.

[@matheusalbuquerque6578]

exatamente KKKK, mas eh q universidade publica fora do brasil eh diferente das de fora. normalmente eles so cobrem 2/3 do preço total do ensino e como a gnt nao eh europeu(nao fazemos parte da uniao europeia) , existem bem mais taxas para a gnt pagar. eu acho q so convem aos europeus, e alem do mais nossa moeda deu uma super desvalorizada esse ano

[@sailormoonz9896]

@@matheusalbuquerque6578 Simmmm mas o foda é que há uns anos atrás pra quem não era europeu pagava-se uns 300 euros também, eu pesquisava muito lá por 2015 porque sempre foi meu sonho estudar na Sorbonne. As taxas de tudo pra quem não é europeu são altas mesmo mas eu vi em um site que o governo subsidia uma quantia pra estudante, pelo menos. Complicado...

[@alexifidon5250]

Please guide me through application to university of Sorboonne and can i get an english taught programme. I am from nigeria.

[@lanajarbouh5174]

heyy i just want to know if i can speak english during the course or onlyy french.

[@Nora_A]

All of my courses are in French so you can't haha

[@carolinav8694]

@@imkevin9232 you're right, they offer several English courses such as summer programs but not Undergraduate, Master or PhD, those are taught in French

[@ht8038]

do you get subsidies to pay for tuition and housing? or do you have to work/save everything?

[@sakshiyadav463]

How hard is it get placement after studying from Sorbonne

[@palbhuyan528]

Hello I am a student from India aspiring to study in France specially in sorbonne University. Can you please tell me where and how to apply there?

[@ahmedwaheed7584]

Please make video on aix university .. marseille

[@donjojo4756]

As an American how do i start this process?

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

I will be there in the fall as an exchange student, do you know a good way/club/activity to make French friends?

[@prachijoshi6770]

Hey this video gave me a great idea about application process in France.. thank you!!😍 Can you let me know if in Sorbonne University the main form of teaching and communication is french? Cause idk french 😬

[@nineteenfortyeight]

Yes, French

[@miu869]

For the credits, once you've validated a semester you get full credits or does it depend on your grades?

[@ClaraBeauj]

You get full credits! :)

[@SuzanHi]

(Nantes or Paris, for international student) 1) If someone is an EU citizen but takes the national Baccalaureate in their (EU) country (which I heard isn't the same as the European Bac, since that's only done in "European Schools" and the student went to a national school. Even the number of exams taken is different.. but maybe I'm mistaken?), is that national bac still valid in France if they also have DALF? If not, is there a way to get it recognized or to take an equivalency exam or to take the European/French Bac without having to repeat the courses? And does the person still use Parcoursup and pay the same fees as other EU citizens? 2) If the application deadline is 6 months before the Bac exam, but the admission requires a certain grade on the Bac, can the student still apply and send the Bac scores later?

[@sakshiyadav463]

Talk about the eligibility criteria ,Can I make it to the B-schools if my bachelor's degree isn't recognised but is NAAC B++, UGC, and AICTE approved?

[@Verona988]

If have a russian passport and an Australian passport but have been studying in Australia as a citizen, can I still apply as a European student?

[@Nora_A]

Since Russia is not in the EU, I think you will have to apply for a visa! :)

[@ameliagrace5069]

how do you apply as a british student as we are no longer in the EU but we are still european?

[@AshTreesAndChamomile]

My issue is that I am European, and I have citizenship in the EU, however, I've lived in the States for a bit and my highschool was done in the US, so I don't know which way to apply.

[@Nora_A]

I would suggest to contact the French university you want to get into directly and ask them! But normally, you should apply via Parcoursup because you're a EU citizen

[@sakshiyadav463]

Can we study MBA in English at Sorbonne

[@martinberisso7726]

Do i have to know the french language to get into an english master?

[@marianacccc6537]

do you have to do an exam to get in?

[@Nora_A]

I personally didn't have to! :)

[@shaimaahassan4026]

How about high school? Is it useful to go to high school in France and then complete university there or to go to university after finishing my high school in my country. Thank you so much your videos are extremely helpful.

[@ClaraBeauj]

I think it’s fine if you do your high school in your own country, just be sure to have a good French level to enter the university :)

[@nina30591]

masters all over the world take 1-2 years but 5 years for a master degree is crazy!!!

[@Nora_A]

3 years undergraduate + 2 years masters 😅

[@nina30591]

@@Nora_A hahaha thank you!

[@arvgopal9487]

I really want to know more about the Masters course in Molecular and Cell Biology at Sarbonne, can anyone give me some insights???

[@rajaremy]

Dependent visa?

[@rajaremy]

Same

[@joakisss]

But if I am in Senior year and I have to apply in november-december it is imposible to submit the diploma since we didn't finish the school year, how do I do that ?? Btw, amazing videooo ❤❤

[@sakshiyadav463]

Do they accept 3 year bachelor's degree

[@elizabethkolobaeva3627]

Hi thanks so much for posting this! I really wanted to apply for bachelor in Paris but I'm not familiar with the way things work. Would u suggest any public universities that offer courses in English? I've reached a few and they say they only offer courses in French :(

[@carolinav8694]

The public education is only taught in French. The only way to have an English program is to apply at private universities :c but those are much more expensive

[@carolinav8694]

@aena Yes! I know how hard could French, German, etc., be to learn 😕 but there's a lot of foreigners studying in those countries. But if you badly want to study in one of those countries, you can apply at language institute (that’s what I’ll do), in France you can work and study at the same time, even if you’re studying French and then apply at any university.

[@shahreenkhantaan8625]

At Sorbonne, is any Bachelors degree taught in English?

[@Laura-ci3jr]

I don't understand. You went to sorbonne université or to Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne? Are they the same thing? I am so confused D:

[@Nora_A]

I went to Sorbonne Nouvelle! And no, they're not the same thing, it's three different universities 🙂 French uni system is confusing lol

[@martacastro3961]

how can i get a scolarship?

[@rinaramy9906]

Do i have to get high results in highscool to be accepted in the university ?

[@thegamebaar8994]

I was looking for universities offering masters in international relations but it seems only sciences po offers it and very costly.

[@andreiul1999]

Something about admission exams?

[@vanessagabriel4630]

Are belarus considered European students? Cz we’re not part of the EU , but we are European

[@Charbeljhabib]

As an International student (Im lebanese) and Lebanon Isn’t a EU country the French Government charge us as EU students.. so lucky us

[@patheticmellow4556]

I am lebanese too !! How much did you get on the terminale to get accepted

[@patheticmellow4556]

I am currently in bac 1 and i want to continue studying in france do they take into consideration the seconde and bac 1 grades or only the grade on the terminale diploma

[@Charbeljhabib]

@@patheticmellow4556 If your applying to L1 They Will ask for Your seconde and Bac 1 And Terminale Notes.. and Honestly Most of the Public Universities aren’t that selective.

[@patheticmellow4556]

@@Charbeljhabib if i get a 10/20 on terminale would they accept me in a public uni?

[@asifikbalemon9856]

For those of us who have taken higher secondary examination but have not yet got the result, please tell me when the admission process for bachelor program will start at Sorbonne University??

[@ClaraBeauj]

It’s fine if you don’t have the results! They ask the last results you have and then you just need (if accepted) to show you finished high school (or bachelor)

[@LearnWithFardin]

Did you mean the 'HSC' Exam? 🤔 @asifikbalemon9856

[@cristinasanjose6479]

Hello!! do you know how I can transfer to a Medical School in France??? So i don´t have to take the first year... I am looking for information like a crazy!! thank you :)

[@lavellecole9082]

Do they require you to have a high gpa or a gpa at all?

[@MsFatmaSalim]

Are there public universities in France that teach in English?

[@jiaxqisun5384]

sciences po but i think they only majored in politics, economics, law, international relations, etc... or the american university of paris!

[@mohitmusic7896]

Can someone tell me do tjhey teach ug degree's in french inside sorbonne university? and also are there any other universities that teach ug program's in english for lower tuition fees

[@mw02]

As a exchange student, is it easy finding work ?

[@rimabarua1545]

Hi i wanna be applied for MBA program ..what should i do

[@lorenzolareo8143]

What if I have an European passport but I I’m not European ?

[@saradaou3235]

Do you need ielits?

[@friedac2703]

Are there also English Bachelor programmes offered by public institutions?

[@Nora_A]

I'm not quite sure unfortunately!:/

[@LOSTY_GIRL]

Yes, there is

[@friedac2703]

@@LOSTY_GIRL where though

[@LOSTY_GIRL]

@@friedac2703 at SUAD, some programmes are taught in english while in paris it is in french

[@friedac2703]

@@LOSTY_GIRL what does SUAD mean?

[@makkalakalike9715]

Hi,am staying in france since 3yrs by dependent visa with my husband, shall I apply university application by etudes en France

[@keshianugroho7641]

Hi Nora, i am looking forward to study in france. How is the teaching method there? Do the professors use powerpoints or whiteboards or books? And is it hard for the foreigners ( the ones who doesn't have french as their mother tongue language) to understand verbal explanations from the professors? Thankyou, your youtube videos help a ton

[@sarahdlt9661]

Hi ! I'm not Nora but I am studying at Sorbonne University too. Concerning the teaching method, it depends of the professors and the classes you chose. For instance, some of my professors use a PowerPoint, others don't and will just write the important words on the board (chalk boards or white boards, it depends of the classroom and of your campus) ; some have obliged readings for their class, other classes won't force you to read anything more than your lessons. For if it is hard or not : I guess it depends of your classes (again). I am studying literature there and some classes are easier to understand than others (from my friends who are on foreigners' viewpoint). But, to reassure you, there is what we call the "tutorat" : it is like support courses proposed by advanced students, in small groups (sometimes, you can even be alone), in order to come back on something that wasn't understood. It is a huge help (even I, as a french student, go to some of them when things get too complicated). I hope it helps a bit :)

[@LearnWithFardin]

​​​@@sarahdlt9661 Thanks, Sarah!

[@alokkumarsadangi]

Actually i want to ask you something I'm planning to join Sorbonne university for MBA is it a good option?

[@nathanlalicorne665]

coucou les MBA à la sorbonne sont vraiment réputés !

[@vidyavishwanath8205]

Does the university offer Ms in data science

[@DA-se2nr]

Hi , What are the requirements for IGCSE Students ? And which grades should i get when I'm applying for Sorbonne university?

[@ClaraBeauj]

I study there and there are no “rules” for that. I think if you are a good + student, it’s fine :)

[@sajida27]

@@ClaraBeauj I have a question for you; is it okay if I enter with my high school report card or should I do any embassy exams?

[@naethepool3937]

hi nora ! in the part of the video where you talk about the process of application you said it was easier for you as an european. could you please explain what qualifies as european? is it just being a resident or do you have to have european citizenship as well? i'm an immigrant and have been waiting for my citizen process to end for five damn years now, and i'm really afraid i won't be on time to enter sorbonne as a european. thanks!

[@faithlesshound5621]

When she says "European," she means citizen of the European Union, or a few closely linked countries. Definitely not British!

[@rameshsamatsolanki3802]

Hello, I am Ramesh SOLANKI I have spent already 10 months in Paris, France. I want to change my school to Sorbonne University. I am Indian national so please guide me to do. I hope you will help me.

[@kingshukghosh5402]

How many statement of purpose needed for campus france? Should it be university specific?

[@angelbuella2683]

hi, very informative video, i’m a filipino, can i ask if i need to do DELF? or french language certificate? even i decide to study in english not in french

[@carolinav8694]

Hi! Unfortunately in France public education is offered in French so yes, you need to have a DELF certificate to be able to apply

[@MarkMunene-k2r]

What about scholarships