Have you ever studied architecture in France?
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no....but i prefer quebec to france because the people seem a bit more down to earth and they have hockey.  Try university laval.
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that is so last summer ago... but vive la france!
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http://www.courrierinternational.com/dessins/galeriedessin.asp?dos_id=2295&provenance=europe
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University of Cincinnati.  I have 3 friends who went there and are now architects (very successful ones, at that!).
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Yes, "Sciences Po" or Institut d'Etudes Politiques. The one in Paris is the most famous, but there are in Bordeaux, Lyon, Strasbourg, Rennes, Lille, Lyon, Grenoble, Aix, Toulouse (don't think I forget any...).\n\nMore info:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sciences_Po\nhttp://www.sciences-po.fr/english/index.html
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I believe there is one in Rennes, France. I forgot what it's called.
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Well, I visited France for about a month (visiting a former roommate).  I thought it was quite interesting.  More than just a different perspective on French culture, I found that it induced me to view my own (via tourists) in a very different way.  The WTC attacks happened while I was there, and I think that is one of the reasons why I have a somewhat different perspective on terrorism and Islam than most Americans...
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universite laval in quebec city\ni studied there this summer, it is a great place
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Eiffel Tower\nThe Louvre\nArc de Triomphe  \nNotre Dame de Paris Cathedral\nMusée Jacquemart-André \nLa Sainte Chapelle\nMusée d'Orsay
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J'ignorais que l'on mette les propriétaires dans une écurie, même à Paris !!!
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Hi there, \n\nI found this book useful:\n\nBuying a property France (Igoe & Howell - The Sunday Times)\n\nThis site is quite good :\nhttp://www.french-horizons-property.co.uk/guide-to-france/\n\nwith Info on buying in France, making an offer on a French property, negotiation tips, renovation, moving in France …\n\nYou should also check with local "notaires", they often have hidden treasures!\n\nThis is the French government website, might come in handy one day :-)\n \nhttp://www.service-public.fr/etranger/english.html\n\n\nHope that’s help.\n\nBest of luck.\n\nAdam
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In addition to the previous answer, you could contact the French Alliance (Alliance Francaise) office in your area. They should point you in the right direction and are endorsed by the French Government. This page also lists a directory of reputable study abroad agencies: http://www.macquil.com/abroad.php\nGood luck!
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je sais qu'il y en a un à grenoble.\njpeux essayer d'avoir plus de précisions.\nsi ça t'intéresses sur grenoble écris moi,flopiarulli@yahoo.fr je ferai des recherches.
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Hi\nI am a Iranian Archicture Student
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First, choose your location. I think any main city (we do have a lot of cities) will have some sort of language school.\n\nParis is an obvious choice. Expensive but you'd be able to see a lot of things. \n\nBiarritz is supposed to be a great town. I've never been there, but I would love to live there (I know, doesn't sound logical)! \n\nBordeaux is supposed to be posh!\n\nBrittany is supposed to be great if you like bars and beer! Plus, there are many things to visit there. \n\nMarseilles might seem a bit dangerous. But it's a big city and is close to the city and is not posh.\n\nToulouse is supposed to be great too. University town with plenty of things to do (careful: I heard that in the summer, it's not as busy and can be boring)\n\nI lived in Toulon. Don't go there! The area is great (beautiful, scenery) but the town is not that great).\n\nNice... Didn't really like it but I think it was just me. However, they are building a tram so the center is a big cnstruction area. However, you can still do plenty of things and there is the old town and diferent areas. Plus, same as for Toulon: the surrounding area is beautiful.\n\nLilles (North) is supposed to be great for partying (plenty of students)\n\nand so is Lyon (I wanted to live there but ended up in Nice). \n\nAnyway, choose your town first, depending on what you're interested in (the beach? museums? visit the countryside? surfing? etc...), then you'll be able to find a school. The important thing here is that you meet people (I'm not sure you'll be able to learn much as far as language is concerned at school in a month) and are able to visit and have fun.
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You probably need to ask somebody in France.
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avec le schema tactique de domenech je ne pense pas je dirai ; espagne 2 france 1