Other

500

16em arrondissement

i sent a message to the landlord through leboncoin

leboncoin worked well but I was also very lucky that the room existed. I live in a very nice area, very safe, very close to the tour eiffel, well connected with the citycentre. It's a chambre de bonne at the 5th floor with no lift and the room is 9 sq. m. but It's independent. Overall im satisfied

Mutinerie for LGBT+ community sorbonne welcome parties

language courses are very good, i recommand taking them, as well as french courses from FETE, all my courses require presentations and dissertations in order to finish the Semester so it's quite complicated to prepare everything during the Semester, but managabke,

Most of the exams are before and not after christmas! And Nanterre outside of university campus is not a great area Don't miss the fairs ať the campus, as you can receive there loads of gadgets

Bruxelles (flixbus alle-retour Under 30 euros) Mont St. Michel Giverny (for Monet's fans, but is closed from november to march) Lille Strasbourg

don't miss the museums as they are free for >26 years Rooftop of Galleries Lafayette (free) go shopping to lidl to spend less on food try the wine and the cheeses - a good french restaurant is paris follie's in AV. Kleber go to the quartier Mairie for small paris shops and cafes and good asian food buy a month navigo or the navigo imagine étudiant for the whole year, you'll need the public transport

Student Residence

1340

Puteaux, La Defense

https://www.canvas-world.com/en/locations/france/paris/la-defense-students

Yes

Duplex

Wealth Analaysis

Very easy but campus is very ugly and there are 3 buildings so sometimes its confusing

London

Profit from every day eventhough its exhausting to go to the center every day

Coliving / Shared House

€800

40 minute tram/metro from college

Studapart, other student housing websites

Price is good, but sharing with strangers can be difficult. House was cold a lot of the time, however had a large room to myself. Journey to college fair considering it is Central Paris.

Join ESN, different group chats. Lots of events to attend throughout week. Top events would be Paris Fashion Week, Halloween.

Great experience to study in new city, culture and with completely new people. Attendance taken way too seriously. Classes somewhat challenging and long (three hours) but not a huge amount of your week taken up either. International Finance quite difficult if you have little Excel experience. Lots of groupwork!

Campus location great, beside shopping centre. Registration process long and drawn-out, lots of forms so you need patience. Professors and admin staff all relatively friendly and helpful, and plenty opportunities to interact with and get to know your classmates!

All airports easily accessible and relatively nearby, flights often very cheap to other EU countries. Amsterdam accessible by few hour bus drive!

Navigo travel card very expensive but well worth it - covers you for everything for the month. Don't travel on metros/trams late at night. Bring umbrella everywhere! Powerbank for your phone also essential if money or metro card is on it. Share your location with those you know in the city or those at home in case of emergencies. Have Uber set up.

First few weeks will be hard, but it will get better!