École Supérieure de Commerce de Rennes
| 2 Rue Robert d'Arbrissel, Rennes |
5 tarieven
8.40/10.00 |
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+33 2 99 54 63 63 |
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lizbeth dl (22.09.2017 15:03)
Great facilities, international environment, renowned french school!
Great facilities, international environment, renowned french school!
Gael HOULET (19.09.2017 15:57)
I like the welcome ambiance in the school
I like the welcome ambiance in the school
Santhosh Kumar (19.09.2017 15:01)
Great multi national experience..
Great multi national experience..
Xiaoyi Zheng (18.09.2017 12:45)
I really like the international atmosphere here. The teachers and students here come from various countries.The cultural collisions from all over the world make me learn a lot~
I really like the international atmosphere here. The teachers and students here come from various countries.The cultural collisions from all over the world make me learn a lot~
Stefan Schuler (05.11.2016 12:28)
This school is so bad I think even one star would be too much. The negative point are:
- Nothing works. A/C, lights, toilets, printers
- Some real bad teachers. Often French native speakers hold courses in English which is horrible!
- Bureaucracy is huge in this school
- The canteen is expensive, about 5€ per meal. You wouldn't expect high prizes in a private university you pay for.
- Attendance is obligatory and professors treat you like children. They can call your first name but you should use their family name. Ridiculous!
The positive points are:
+ The coffee is cheap
+ Good sports program
If you have the choice to spend your erasmus+ semester here: Renne sis a great city but this school isn't worth it.
This school is so bad I think even one star would be too much. The negative point are:
- Nothing works. A/C, lights, toilets, printers
- Some real bad teachers. Often French native speakers hold courses in English which is horrible!
- Bureaucracy is huge in this school
- The canteen is expensive, about 5€ per meal. You wouldn't expect high prizes in a private university you pay for.
- Attendance is obligatory and professors treat you like children. They can call your first name but you should use their family name. Ridiculous!
The positive points are:
+ The coffee is cheap
+ Good sports program
If you have the choice to spend your erasmus+ semester here: Renne sis a great city but this school isn't worth it.
