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🔺 r/studyAbroaduLost_in_theocean·48 days ago

France for International Students. Is a Public University in Paris a Good Choice?

I’m considering applying to a public university in Paris for an English-taught Bachelor’s in Economics. Is France/Paris a good choice for an international student? How are the education quality, living costs, housing, part-time work, social life, and overall experience for international students? How important is knowing French? Also, are there any hidden difficulties, bureaucracy, or things I should be careful about when applying and moving to France? Would love to hear experiences, suggestions, and tips from current/former international students in France. submitted by /u/Lost_in_theocean to r/studyAbroad [link] [comments]
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