Even for international students, the tuition fees for a bachelor's course is less at government institutions than at private colleges. This is because the French government subsidies around two-thirds of the cost international students spend on their Bachelors. In addition to the tuition fees, international students are also required to pay administration fees, which is one of the reasons for the spike in tuition costs. In addition to the France Bachelors (BSc) fees, students taking admission for the first time are also required to pay an additional fee to their institution. However, this fee is only applicable for Bachelor level engineering courses. At GoFrance, our education consultants can provide you with a list of all sorts of fees and charges international students are required to pay for studying in France.

At the University of Paris, the fee for a bachelor's course is 170 EUR plus 100 EUR in CVEC costs. The CVEC costs are levied due to the Student Success and Orientation Law, representing student life and campus contribution. At the Sorbonne University, the Bachelors fee range in France, is between 8000 EUR to 11,700 EUR. At the University of Bordeaux, international students from low-income families have to pay 170 EUR as tuition fees, and the ones not coming in the low-income group must pay 2770 EUR per year. For more information about the tuition fee in top universities for Bachelors in France, you can get in touch with GoFrance. We will share all the liabilities an international student has to complete to study here.

In addition to this, you can also contact GoFrance to get help with education loans to pay the tuition fees. We are associated with several banks and can help you choose from the most eligible education loans for your studies in France. Get in touch with us to know more about how we can help you secure the required finances and about the tuition fee structure in France.