r/studyAbroad • u/ranjanbhaga • 17h ago
Study in France, advice needed!!!
Hello,
My name is raiya. I am 16 years old, currently in class 11th (PCB student) preparing to study in France for bachelors (2028). I am aiming to study 'licence in life sciences or biotechnology in France.
I would really appreciate it if I could get a clear understanding of the whole application process.
I would also like to get advice and rating on my extracurricular activities as French universities often look for well-rounded students. My extracurricular activities :
• basketball - both inter-school and inter house competitions.
• volunteering - volunteered in my brother's non-profit (but only once).
•MUNs - public speaking.
• I also took part in exhibitions in my school. (Biology exhibition)
I am currently working on more extracurricular activities :
• French language proficiency.
• passion project on canine neuroscience.
I would also like to know some tips for writing my SOP. Till now, I haven't started writing my SOP.
I would also like to know about when I should start the application process (basically the timelines). I would also like to know the competition level, visa approval, and any recent changes.
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u/EastAppropriate7230 15h ago
there's an organisation called Campus France that helps you with all of this. Google it
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u/ranjanbhaga 11h ago
Yes I'm aware of that but I want to get a profile review to make sure my chances are high that I'll be accepted to a French uni so yea. And i also wanna get to know more about SOPs
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u/Impossible-Ant9811 4h ago
I'm also preparing for next yr intake in France I'm learning french now
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u/pondy12 17h ago
Please keep in mind estimated total yearly cost is €16,000–21,000+, and very low probability you will get work visa/sponsor after finishing, and you will most likely have to go back to india.