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Nunushokoto:
Good evening everyone,
Please I have some questions I would like to ask.

1. I graduated with 2.2 and I heard that most schools in France don’t admit 2.2 graduates for masters so I’m thinking of starting from undergraduate level.
Please what are the pros and cons of doing that and would it be a sensible move to make?

2. I have read through the thread but I still find it difficult on how to apply for school and how to go about the Campus France of a thing, I would be extreme grateful if someone can put me through.

3. Can anyone recommend any legit agent that can help me with me application and everything should in case I can’t do it by myself.

I was just denied visa for Canada so I want to make sure that I do this one right and it works out in the end.

Thanks a lot as I await responses from the gurus in the house.

waleMac:
If you or anyone is willing to travel to Study in France .

Undergraduate and Masters degree

Tell them to join me now at Travelgetter :
https://t. me/ admissiongetter

demmy79:
It is not true...i graduate with 2:2 and i was granted admission to several French University

demmy79:
Yes but not to Masters degree direct

demmy79:
It is not true...i graduate with 2:2 and i was granted admission to several French University

demmy79:
Not on the list of confirmed School

FrenchXpert:
I decided to open a thread for France. There is hardly any information for studying in France for Nigerians even when it's one of the cheapest, easiest and most straight forward process among developed countries. If you have any questions or concerns, drop them I will be answering all your questions. I will do my best to include the most necessary information as the thread goes on.

First things first, the application window to apply for admission to French Universities started 1st of October and will be closing 31st of December.

Update: Application on the portal now closes 15th December.

FrenchXpert:
No wait for their response.

peterswagg:
Good day everyone. What's the requirements to register in campus france, do we need Nysc. Who have start applying

Itzocy:
Yes you can.
Eg Université Bourgogne Franche-Comté, Art et Metier

All charge 243 euros

Sam2504:
Tourist is somehow 50/50 chance

waleMac:
If you or anyone is willing to travel to Study in France .

Undergraduate and Masters degree

Tell them to join me now at Travelgetter :
https://t. me/ admissiongetter

Itzocy:
Mail

Mimi17:
Hey guys,if you're still interested in applying for admission I can help with that and you won't have to pay a dime,matter of fact if the school(s) you're interested in requires application fees you wont have to pay.But to make it easier make sure your documents are complete

Nunushokoto:
Good evening everyone,
Please I have some questions I would like to ask.

1. I graduated with 2.2 and I heard that most schools in France don’t admit 2.2 graduates for masters so I’m thinking of starting from undergraduate level.
Please what are the pros and cons of doing that and would it be a sensible move to make?

2. I have read through the thread but I still find it difficult on how to apply for school and how to go about the Campus France of a thing, I would be extreme grateful if someone can put me through.

3. Can anyone recommend any legit agent that can help me with me application and everything should in case I can’t do it by myself.

I was just denied visa for Canada so I want to make sure that I do this one right and it works out in the end.

Thanks a lot as I await responses from the gurus in the house.

Mimi17:
Hey guys,if you're still interested in applying for admission I can help with that and you won't have to pay a dime,matter of fact if the school(s) you're interested in requires application fees you wont have to pay.But to make it easier make sure your documents are complete

FrenchXpert:
The website can be very confusing,

To select a course, it is best to search by city only. Don’t fill anything on the search bar, just click the drop down on city and select a city.

When it loads, go down and select ‘taught in English’ and then select the course you want, then select the school offering the course and add to basket. You can add up to 7 schools and courses in your basket.

Year 4 means first year of masters. Some call it year 1 some year 4 as a continuation of bachelor studies.

Your letter of motivation should be written in English except you selected courses taught in French. So verify that.