French Universities, International Baccalaureate?

Question

I completed high school in the UK but left before doing A-Levels. I want to go to study to a University in France but I am not sure if I need a 'Baccalaureate' Degree (International or French) before I can go on to do a Bachelor's. If yes, are there any places where I can prepare for the Baccalaureate in France? I am 18 years old and I have an intermediate level in French. I know it well but have trouble speaking it so I thought it would be wiser to move to France and study it there.
Does anyone have experience with French Unis?
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Thank you.

Answer 1

Some French universities offer French language programs that may last from 6 months to a year and preparation for the DELF, which is an entrance exam required from non-native speakers for university admissions purposes. Once you pass the DELF, you should be eligible to apply for a university program provided that you have obtained the equivalent of a French high school education. You should directly contact the university of your choice and see if they provide French as a Second Language programs or DELF preparation programs, and also inquire about university admission requirements. Another alternative is to go and visit the French Alliance office in your area and talk to an education representative about the possibility of studying in France.

Good Luck!

Answer 2

You shouldn't have any situation with US universities spotting IB guides. It is largely important around the nation. If your watching for faculties in a scorching local weather, I propose going to uni in California, Florida, or Texas. You will have to additionally take into account the fee of residing within the states too, as uni is loopy costly right here for global pupils.