France, with its high-quality teaching and one of the few tuition-free countries in Europe, has been the focus of studying in the college entrance examination for several years in a row. In the face of a strange road to study abroad, what should students who have just left high school do? Here are the specific arrangements and steps to relieve your worries and confusion.

University application

Students who are going to study abroad should continue to fill in their volunteers carefully before they can get the admission notice from the university. At the same time, when filling in the volunteers, we should also consider the professional direction of studying in France, so as to make the study abroad plan more coherent.

Study abroad experts

It is suggested that students who are going to study abroad get in touch with overseas experts as soon as possible, and they should also pay attention to careful selection when choosing study abroad service institutions. Generally speaking, formal large institutions with more resources can provide more and better choices.

French training

After you confirm the school, students need to have French training in China for 3-4 months, and take corresponding French language exams and academic exams. After obtaining the offer from foreign universities, students can accept visa interviews through the language and academic evaluation center.

Preparatory course

Generally speaking, schools have set up a one-year preparatory course, and students begin their studies at this stage after they arrive in France. During this period, as long as you pass the average score, you can study in the first grade in the second year and get a bachelor's degree after two years of study.