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Admission Process

Students holding a French Baccalaureat

Admission to the first year of the Bachelor’s Degree course will depend on success in the competitive admission exam of the Atout+3 Banque. The Atout + 3 Banque includes 13 major Management Schools that can award a Bachelor’s Degree (3 years post high-school diploma).
The competitive exam has two distinct steps:
  • Written exam: synthesis, logical reasoning, English and a second foreign language
  • Oral exam: individual interview, group interview, English and a second foreign language

 

International students holding a diploma equivalent to French Baccalaureat

To be considered for admission to the Bachelor's in Marketing and Business, international applicants must meet the following requirements:
1.     Equivalent diploma to French "Baccalauréat"
2.     Language proficiency
-       French track : TEF / TCF / DELF or equivalent tests : advanced level (B1 to B2)
-       English track : IELTS 6.0 / TOEFL (550/213/80) / TOEIC 750
 
Applications are to be sent before May 20th 2010 to :
Sanaa LEFDOU
Groupe ESC Dijon Bourgogne / Burgundy School of Business
International Relations Office
29 rue Sambin
21 000 DIJON
FRANCE

Application requirements

  • Completed application form
  • Statement of goals and resume in English (for the English track) or French (for the French track)
  • A certified copy of your degree translated into French or English
  • Official academic records of secondary education  (courses attended + grades)
  • Official language test results
  • Two recommendation letters
  • Application fee of EUR 100  
 

What happens next?

Once we receive the completed application form and required supporting documentation, we will proceed through a four-stage selection process:
  1. Written essay
  2. Interview with the aim of understanding candidate's motivations and career plans, and also his/her personality and ability to take part in activities within a multicultural group. Interview will be held in French (application to the French track) or in English (application to the English track)
  3. Logic reasoning test
  4. Final evaluation by the Admissions Committee
All successful applicants will receive an official acceptance letter along with the Guide for International Students and information on the Induction Week that will take place prior to the start of the semester.