Parcoursup Moroccan Students France Admission Guide
The first admission results on Parcoursup are revealed this Tuesday, June 2, opening an important phase for more than one million candidates for higher education in France. Among them are also Moroccan high school students, but not all go through the same procedure.
For students residing in Morocco, the rule depends mainly on the baccalaureate being prepared and nationality. Holders or future holders of a French or European baccalaureate must submit their choices on Parcoursup. This is also the case for candidates with European nationality, or dual Moroccan and European nationality, even if they are preparing a Moroccan baccalaureate.
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On the other hand, Moroccan high school students who are holders or future holders of a Moroccan baccalaureate, an international Moroccan baccalaureate or a foreign diploma outside the European Union must go through the Studies in France platform of Campus France for an application in the first year of a bachelor’s degree. This distinction is important, because a procedural error can complicate access to desired programs.
On Parcoursup, the first responses can be positive, conditional, pending or negative for selective programs. From June 5, candidates will need to rank their pending choices. The main admission phase will end on July 11, while the additional phase, which allows submitting new choices in programs still having available spots, will continue until September 10.
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For Moroccan high school students wishing to pursue their studies in France, the challenge is therefore twofold: follow the schedule, but above all verify the correct platform to use according to their personal situation.
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