APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Step 1

Create your applicant account by clicking on [Online Application].
Check your inbox and spam folder to retrieve your username and password.

Log in and upload your documents:
• ID card / Passport (for international applicants)
• Copies of all diplomas and degrees earned after high school (or high school diploma for prospective undergraduates)
• Copies of all academic transcripts after high school (high school transcripts only for prospective undergraduates)
• CV / Resume
• Cover letter
• ID photo (for your student card)
! PLEASE NOTE: Incomplete applications will not be processed.

An initial screening will be conducted to evaluate:
- The alignment of your background and documents with your professional project
- Your ability to accurately follow comprehensive instructions

Step 2

Admissions Interview
You will receive an email invitation to schedule your interview within 72 business hours.

You will be invited via email to an interview with an academic advisor. This session is designed to get to know you better and to understand your motivations and career goals. The interview will initially be conducted via video call, followed by a phone call for any additional questions.

A second-round screening will then be conducted by an academic director to evaluate:
- Your technical aptitude and readiness for the requested program
- The alignment of your personality with your proposed project
- Your understanding of both the academic and professional environments
- Your overall motivation

Step 3

Admissions and Enrollment
You will receive an email with your admission decision (acceptance or refusal) within one week.

Congratulations!
You can now proceed with your enrollment by signing your study agreement and completing your payment.

You will shortly receive your enrollment certificate (or a pre-enrollment certificate for special cases). Your student certificate (attestation de scolarité) and student ID card will be issued at the start of the academic year.

(Step 4)

For Students Requiring a Visa
Please contact the Campus France office in your country or region to begin your student visa application process. We strongly advise you to start these procedures at least 3 months before the start of the academic year.
Applications submitted only 2 months before the intake are, in most cases, rejected by the Embassy.

To assist you, please note that the following scenarios frequently lead to a visa refusal:
- Staying in a private residence with an acquaintance (such as a friend, uncle, or aunt)
- Accommodation located more than 1 hour away from your school via public transit
- iAn interview that feels unnatural, impersonal, or consists of overly short answers
- Being unable to clearly explain your future study program
- Financial issues (insufficient monthly income or savings from parents; recent lump-sum money transfers are flagged as suspicious)
- Missing or falsified documents (the Embassy will re-verify diplomas directly with the issuing school via email)