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		By: Bryan		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Yes, absolutely. Before planning to study in Paris Universities, might as well prepare all your requirements especially Visa and other important related documents that could support. It is a proper protocol and we should abide it. You should also prepare yourself at the most, because studying in Paris is not that easy as it seems. Especially if your not European and you still have to adjust to the environment and their culture. Talking about the free education, those exams that are above the average difficulty is essential to determine who are really deserving of these scholarships. It is hard for the university to just give away those free education without basis. The interested students should prove themselves that the are deserving enough.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yes, absolutely. Before planning to study in Paris Universities, might as well prepare all your requirements especially Visa and other important related documents that could support. It is a proper protocol and we should abide it. You should also prepare yourself at the most, because studying in Paris is not that easy as it seems. Especially if your not European and you still have to adjust to the environment and their culture. Talking about the free education, those exams that are above the average difficulty is essential to determine who are really deserving of these scholarships. It is hard for the university to just give away those free education without basis. The interested students should prove themselves that the are deserving enough.</p>
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		By: Janna		</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 20 May 2010 07:25:35 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I’m a Filipino and I have been studying French in Paris now for well about 6 months. And for anyone who is not European and wants to study in Paris, I cannot tell you how important a student visa is. Europeans are usually given the freedom to stay and study in Paris without the need of a visa, but for those of us who are not Europeans, we really have to make the extra effort to apply for a student visa. If you’re planning on taking up a course that requires more than 3 months of stay in Paris, then you should definitely apply for a long stay visa. A good tip would be to pre-register to those courses at least 6 weeks before your planned arrival. This way, they can actually give you a certificate that will help you obtain your visa.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I’m a Filipino and I have been studying French in Paris now for well about 6 months. And for anyone who is not European and wants to study in Paris, I cannot tell you how important a student visa is. Europeans are usually given the freedom to stay and study in Paris without the need of a visa, but for those of us who are not Europeans, we really have to make the extra effort to apply for a student visa. If you’re planning on taking up a course that requires more than 3 months of stay in Paris, then you should definitely apply for a long stay visa. A good tip would be to pre-register to those courses at least 6 weeks before your planned arrival. This way, they can actually give you a certificate that will help you obtain your visa.</p>
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		By: Gelyn		</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 20 May 2010 07:25:01 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[What I love about Paris is that they offer free education to their citizens even in the top universities. But I heard that for you to get your free education, you have to pass a difficult exam in order to gain entrance. Maybe that’s the reason why most students opt not to take it or if they do take it, they still fail it. Either way, I commend the government of Paris for taking the initiative to entitle their citizens with free education. Free education especially in universities is only a dream to most of the youth in my hometown.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What I love about Paris is that they offer free education to their citizens even in the top universities. But I heard that for you to get your free education, you have to pass a difficult exam in order to gain entrance. Maybe that’s the reason why most students opt not to take it or if they do take it, they still fail it. Either way, I commend the government of Paris for taking the initiative to entitle their citizens with free education. Free education especially in universities is only a dream to most of the youth in my hometown.</p>
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