I’m going to jean moulin in August and I’m so glad I’ve come across this video!xxx

@LegallyBlondeAbroad

4 жыл бұрын

How exciting for you Amy! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.

Found your vids abt Lyon! They’re fantastic 😂 can you make a vid more specifically on how you did your uni application? 😂

@LegallyBlondeAbroad

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Kathea! I won’t make a video about the application purely because the process was so specific to my home university in New Zealand (the application was done through our local exchange programme office) and I don’t think it would be helpful globally. Happy to take up any other recommendations for video content though ☺️

Thank you !

Subscribed 😊

Thank for your sharing

@LegallyBlondeAbroad

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Please release accommodation video soon! Really need to get some good information thanks!

@LegallyBlondeAbroad

4 жыл бұрын

Hey Aaron, an accomodation video is a few weeks away. Feel free to contact me directly through the instagram page or Facebook in the meantime for any queries you have.

@LegallyBlondeAbroad

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Aaron, I have subsequently done a video on accomodation. See the link at my channel. I wish you the very best with your study abroad research.

As a French girl, I can say that you looks so kind and cute 🥰 I hope you liked france

@LegallyBlondeAbroad

3 жыл бұрын

Wow so kind ! Tellement gentille 😊 J’ai adoré mon échange en France 🇫🇷

Hi! I was wondering if you knew something about high school exchanges in Lyon. Schools I could contact or associations... P.s. Loved your videos with tips for the city! greetings from Italy

@LegallyBlondeAbroad

Жыл бұрын

Hi Yana, thanks for your comment! Unfortunately I do not know anything about high school exchange there but I am sure there are organisations such as AFS which offer programmes there.

Hi, can you please share something aerospace centre of the university ?

hello :D i was wondering what career are you coursing. i need some help validating some courses from chile and i have no answer !! ive tried several emails :/

Is there any chance of getting full scholarship for PhD ? N is thr no hostel in the campus for foreigner students ?

Hi! I was wondering what the general campus culture was like. Are people nice? Is it hard making friends? Also, how do you budget your money and how much would I realistically expect to spend? I'm planning on applying to Lyon 3 so this would be very helpful!

@LegallyBlondeAbroad

3 жыл бұрын

ema malik to be honest, as an exchange student at this university you are more likely to make friends with other exchange student rather than local French students. If your level of French is good I’m sure the French are friendly ! In terms of budgeting I worked and saved in advance. Lyon can be quite an affordable city to live in. The cost of basic amenities and food is reasonable but accommodation is expensive so you will want to make sure your budget accounts for this! Good luck, bonne chance 🇫🇷 🍀

@ashkaflammer4720

3 жыл бұрын

Hiiii, i am still in high school but in one year I will go at Lyon 3 (btw I am French ). Don’t worry, we are nice people I am sure you will make French friend ! Don’t hesitate to talk to French student

im going in september 2020! im a law student in canada so exciteddd how does the school examine you? is it essay format? or exams with like short answer/hypotheticals/multiple choice questions?

@LegallyBlondeAbroad

4 жыл бұрын

Hi! First of all, congratulations for being accepted to go on exchange to Lyon. You will have an incredible experience. The law courses are structured so that you generally have one mid term, one assignment (either an essay or presentation) and then a final exam. The structure of exams varied from course to course. For example, one course had short answer questions whereas another course had multiple choice question formats.

@leaveamericayouwont7869

2 жыл бұрын

If only you new how hard 2020 would be

I am planning to study bachelor degree "business management" course in this university, how i can apply online , please give a brief idea?

What is the rent of accommodation in lyon

do you guys recommend this uni?

hey how does the deuf program compare to the self program in terms of level of difficulty and quality of education? i know ur in the self program but have u met people in the deuf program? what have been their views/ thoughts on the program and the level of education it provides? did their french imrpove greatly?

@LegallyBlondeAbroad

4 жыл бұрын

Hey Monique, my friends in DEUF really enjoyed the programme because it really tested and improved their French language proficiency. Those friends who I knew in DEUF, were mainly law students, and they did find the difficulty considerably harder, because they were juggling a workload with legal jargon in a foreign language. They had to put in much more study time for finals, comparatively to SELF students. I arrived in Lyon with reasonable fluency, however I opted for the SELF programme to have more leisure time for my study abroad, and I could still improve my French in the compulsory courses they offer. They have an advanced level French class for students like this doing the SELF programme, which they will test on your arrival to Lyon 3. Hope this helps? Feel free to reach out and ask more questions through my Instagram or Facebook page!

You're so beautiful!! Love your style 😍

@LegallyBlondeAbroad

4 жыл бұрын

vic.m.toria this is too sweet! Thank you so much.

Hai what's ur opinion about lyon academic system

@LegallyBlondeAbroad

3 жыл бұрын

Hey there ! The university was very different to university in New Zealand, not really a collegial place. It’s hard to meet locals, you end up becoming friends with the other exchange students in your classes. The majority of classes are in classrooms rather than lecture halls which was different. But I wouldn’t change a thing! That’s what makes exchange so interesting and fun.

The clip of you in what is I presume England. Where is that?

@LegallyBlondeAbroad

Жыл бұрын

Hey Christopher! That clip was me in Yorkshire, Northern England.

@christophermotte7532

Жыл бұрын

@@LegallyBlondeAbroad OK, cool! Thank you.

Are you studying in French? Also, are there english undergraduate programs? thanks

@LegallyBlondeAbroad

4 жыл бұрын

Sara M hey there ! The SELF program that I was doing is an English program. I studied law in New Zealand and dis law papers in English at this university. It is compulsory as part of the SELF program to do a French language course.

@SaraM-ue6mx

4 жыл бұрын

@@LegallyBlondeAbroad Thanks alot

When you first moved to Lyon did you already speak French, and how important would you say knowing the language?

@LegallyBlondeAbroad

4 жыл бұрын

Paula Divić yes, when I moved to Lyon I already spoke French. I think it is important to know some very basic phrases for getting by shopping, asking for directions etc. But most of my friends (who were on exchange from English speaking countries) didn’t know any French and got by. And the exchange programme makes it compulsory to take beginner French courses - so this will be useful for people to get a foundation.

@pauladivic3615

4 жыл бұрын

Legally Blonde Abroad also one more question, I can’t seem to find literature programmes in France except in Paris, but Paris is far too expensive for me. Why is that?

@LegallyBlondeAbroad

4 жыл бұрын

Paula Divić I’m afraid I can’t tell you exactly why Paris is more expensive. Being the capital city and the largest city means it carries all the hefty prices of metropolitan living