What are the conditions and expenses for studying in France?

To tell the truth, you can still apply for most of your qualifications, but two things are certain that you are unqualified! First of all, you took the adult college entrance examination. You should first consult the certification body of the Ministry of Education to see if your highest degree in China is recognized by our country. If our country does not recognize your existing academic qualifications, then the diploma you obtained by studying abroad on the basis of this academic qualification will not be recognized. Second, there are basically no art majors in national universities, and all of them teach in French. The requirements for French are very high, which makes it difficult for most international students to meet the requirements. I think these two points are hard for you to surpass. In addition, it is more difficult for students applying for public universities to obtain visas. Not only will you be demoted and admitted to a public university in France, but you will also have to study a language or preparatory course for at least one year. After reading, you have to take the TCF exam and get a score of B2(450) or above before you can apply for professional qualification. But that doesn't mean you will be admitted to the school. You just got the application qualification, and then you have to compete with many French students. What do you think your chances are of winning? So I suggest that if your financial situation is not very good, you should choose not to go abroad, and don't blindly apply for public universities in France. If economic conditions permit, you can consider applying for private colleges, which will not only make it easier to find a job after graduation, but also make the visa pass rate much higher than applying for public universities!