Category: Study in France
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Classes prépa for international students: a guide for Americans
Classes prépa train students for grandes écoles exams. Here is how Americans apply, the international tracks at Polytechnique and ENS, and what to expect.
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How to Apply to French Universities From the US
Most Americans apply through Études en France, not Parcoursup. Inside: which route fits you, the steps, the fee and the fall 2027 deadlines.
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Art School in France for Americans: How Admission Works
France’s public art schools admit Americans by portfolio and entrance exam, mostly in French. Inside: degrees, 2026 tests at three schools, French levels, fees.
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Is a US Degree Recognized in France? What Americans Should Know
France has no automatic equivalence for US degrees. Who decides for study and work, and what the €120 attestation de comparabilité really does.
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Translate Transcript to French: What French Schools Require
Many French schools want a sworn translation of your US transcript, but some accept English. Here is who decides, who translates, and when.
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English-Taught Degrees in France: A Guide for Americans
France offers over 1,600 English-taught degrees, mostly master’s. Inside: English tests programs ask for, public vs. private fees, and which titles are real master’s.
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Master’s in France for American Students: How to Apply
Americans can earn a two-year French master’s through Campus France or direct applications. Inside: routes, English-taught options, the fall 2027 calendar, documents and tuition.
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GPA to French Grading System: How French Schools Read It
There is no official GPA to French grade table. Inside: how the 0 to 20 scale works, what mentions mean, and what to send.
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Is a US Bachelor’s Degree Equivalent to a French Licence?
No automatic match: a four-year US bachelor’s and a three-year French licence are judged by each school. Inside: credits, master’s access, deadlines.