50 Questions With A Sorbonne Student | Law Major
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- čas přidán 20. 01. 2022
- The Sorbonne student takes us on a tour of her university campus in Paris, the capital of fashion, art, and culture. Julia Godlewska answers all of my questions, including what a typical Sorbonne student is like, how accurate are the French stereotypes in Netflix's series "Emily in Paris", as well as the cost of living in the city of love. Julia also tells us a secret about what is the most important to recruiters in the application process.
So the right question is: do you want to know how to get into Sorbonne?
guest: Julia Godlewska
interviewer: Oliwia Wierzbowska
made with: Wondershare Filmora9
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Proud to see brilliant Polish youth all around the world! Greetings from Polish gal studying in Korea :)
True! Proud to be Polish! 🤍❤️ I’d like to interview you, it would be really interesting to have you on my channel! If you’d also like that, please contact me on Instagram @oliwiawierzbowskaa 🤩
This was lovely, thanks!
Good interview, thanks!!!
Nice one! Goodluck for your future. Thank you for the video 👍
Lovely
Lovely video, i personally had a question that do they teach in English or French fully as I am learning French but still want to study the bachelor of law in English language only
seulement en francais, selon leur site
I miss Paris
I loved the interview 😍 I’m a PhD Student in Birmingham. Anytime you are here ! I would love to part ❤
Amazing to hear that! 🤩 I would love to interview you! Please contact me on Instagram @oliwiawierzbowskaa 💜
They offer LLB fully in English?
Poland and France has history relations
Do they offer the LLB degree in fully English medium
No. A French degree in law will qualify you practice law in France, which is a civil law country, and to some extent in the rest of the European Union and possibly the French Community. It wont be so useful for common law countries.
Well 100 years ago not european and not woman could study at Sorbonne
Our great Marie Sklodowska Curie was first european and woman studied at Sorbonne and also She was first woman who gives lectures at university when her husband Pierre Curie dies in accident
I like your little hat
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Does it accept everyone ??
As Julia said, the most important thing for recruiters is your academic achievements, they first look at your grades, and then your personality, hobbies and motivation - why would you like to study at the Sorbonne. 3:27
@@oliwiawierzbowska but the acceptance rate is 100%
@@younglord3432 they dont accept everyone lol they cant anyway because the amount of students trying to get into there vs the amount of available places of the school is a huge difference, you have to be a student with good results idk where u got that acceptance rate at but its clearly not working like that
@@younglord3432 and also, students living in paris and around its departments will always be put first on list while ppl living too far may be put into the waiting list until places are left by people who rejected sorbonne and went to choose another school
@@PIXYTEEZGLOW yeah and also it depends on what subject ur gonna study. I mean in terms of popularity where its usually crowded and more competitive
Whats with the Sorbonne brown teacup poodle beret......cringe....🤣