Here’s some of frequently asked questions, I asked the following questions when I was getting ready to go to Aix and assume you will be asking the same when you plan to study in Aix. Bank account in France Access to Money Groceries and Shopping Dining and Restaurants Tax Refunds Cell Phone, SIM Card and…
Aix-en-Provence is well connected with public transportation. I remember on the first day when we went to I.A.E, we were standing on the other side of the road to get into bus that was going in other direction. Plus, the times tables listed on the bus stop is confusing if you read it for the…
This article is next edition of series of Blog Posts about MGIM program. Let’s talk about traveling to Aix-en-Provence, France. My class mates came from several countries ( USA, India, Brazil, France, Taiwan, China, Pakistan, Puerto Rico, Nicaragua etc). So, people take different flights and routes to come to Aix-En-Provence. Nearest airport is Marseille, France…
Packing is fun. More than that shopping for the trip was more fun. There are several blog posts for students who are planning to study in America. But, for France, the process is same, but challenge is the checked-in baggage allowance from U.S. flights. Some airlines would allow three check-in baggage of 23 kgs (50…
In this article, I will share my experience on how to apply for France Student Visa in U.S.A. After you are admitted to MGIM program and received admission letter from IAE Graduate School, you can then start France Student visa processing. Application to France Student visa is two step process. Campus France Application and…
I have completed my first semester in France and now back in U.S.A for my second semester at NC State. My journey to France to study MGIM 6 reasons why I decided to study MGIM at NCSU I am writing this blog to help other students who are planning to study with this program, as…
I been in France for over a month and a half and I should admit France is totally adorable. The ambience is soo beautiful that you fall in love the first sight. Though, it’s difficult to navigate around city with my poor french, the people are welcoming and try to communicate even if they speak…
Marseille is on the Mediterranean coast and the second largest city in France after Paris. It has a commercial port and it was the main trade port of the French Empire. We decided to explore this place and took a bus from Aix. A round trip cost us 7€. Buses run every 20 minutes from…