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6 good reasons to study a Bachelor’s degree in Quebec
Academic excellence, a fulfilling student life, learning English, low tuition costs, a welcoming population… These are just some of the advantages that attract almost 10,000 French students to the French Riviera every year. moving to Quebec to pursue or begin their higher education. Your Dream School reveals six good reasons to study for a Bachelor’s…
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UCAS admission
Given that the vast majority of universities and higher education establishments in the United Kingdom use the service UCASUnder the UCAS system, all students planning to pursue undergraduate studies in the UK must apply via UCAS – including home students (generally British and European students, as well as international students). Personal details Once logged onto…
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Netherlands: century-old universities focus on innovation
The Netherlands is home to top-ranking universities, attracting thousands of students from all over the world every year. Centuries-old institutions that have built their reputation on the excellence of their academic system and the wide choice of courses they offer …en anglais ! Yes, the Netherlands is one of the few European countries to offer…
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Higher education in England: How much does it cost?
With some of the world’s oldest and most prestigious universities on its territory, the United Kingdom attracts numerous European and international students every year, ready to expatriate to benefit from the aura of these higher education establishments. But this project comes at a price. For in cost of studies In addition student life expenses :…
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Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA): how much does it cost?
The Bachelor Of Administration (BBA) is a four-year post-baccalaureate program focusing on entrepreneurship and management. Originating in the United States, this degree is a real open sesame for students wishing to pursue an international career in business and management. In response to growing student demand, many Business Schools around the world have now added the…
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Ranking of the best Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA)
Are you passionate about the world of business and management? Do you dream of an international career? USA, Canada, England, Italy, Switzerland, Spain… There are a multitude of excellent Business Schools around the world. To help you make the right choice, Your Dream School introduces you to the best Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA). The…
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10 steps to a successful UCAS application for entry to a degree program at your dream UK university
If you wish to follow a Bachelor’s >program in the UK, you will have to familiarise yourself with ‘UCAS‘, the centralised application platform. Here, we have split the UCAS procedure into 10 key steps to summarise the application process from start to finish. Step 1 : Sign up online via UCAS Apply The first step…
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Interview with Sigrid – Economics and Econometrics student at the University of Exeter
Sigrid is studying ‘BSc Economics with Econometrics at the University of Exeter in England. . Although French, she took her ‘A Levels’ exams in England and achieved very good results (A*AA, the equivalent of a ‘Mention Très Bien’ in the Bac) before being admitted to Exeter, her first choice of university. Read her testimonial below…
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Interview with Laura – Classics student at the University of St Andrews
Laura is a Classics student (Latin and Ancient Greek) at the University of St Andrews. After passing her Bac littéraire in France with an average of almost 19/20, she was admitted to the prestigious University of St Andrews in Scotland. Read her testimonial below and find out more about her university experience at St Andrews!…
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How to write your CV in English?
Presentation of CV or Résumé in English If you’d like to get your foot in the door one of the world’s most prestigious universities, you’ll have to face up to the test of the writing your CV in English or “Résumé” (in the USA) in English. Overall French and Anglo-Saxon CVs are not so dissimilar.…