Is there an age requirement for studying in France?

There is no age limit in studying in France, and students of all ages are very welcome to study in France.

But if you go to France to continue your undergraduate studies after graduating from college, you will undoubtedly waste your precious time for four years. Moreover, French universities will still refer to students' college entrance examination results and need to explain four years of relevant experience.

For those who just want to go to France for undergraduate study, they can apply to go to France for relevant preparatory courses and then enter undergraduate study. In addition, the annual living expenses in France are almost1.5,000 to 200,000, and French public schools are free of tuition.

The requirements for studying in France are not high. Basically, you can go to France to study by signing up for relevant French courses. But French is really difficult to learn. Many people will find it really difficult to go to France, so many people can't graduate smoothly. So if you really want to go, I suggest that students who want to study in France try to lay a good foundation in French first.