Student review [#103463] for Programme Grande Ecole (PGE)
at ESSCA School of Management

Paris, France
Programme Grande ...
Ecole (PGE)
6 days ago
Nicolas
Nicolas
FR
The diversity of the program

When I first arrived at ESSCA in September 2025, my first impression was that it is outstanding. I’m studying in the Bordeaux campus and even though it is smaller than others we still managed to make it through. Of course, life is different that in other campuses, as there might be more friendly activities, but there is still the common nightlife every student aspires to.
As for the academic part, lots of professors are professionals with experience, which helps understanding the concepts in a better way.
In the first year, you have the possibility to apply for 100% English courses if you get the required qualifications at the entrance exam. However every course will be in English as of the third year so don’t worry if you’re not ready yet !
I have chosen the English Track for my first year and did not regret it. Some students had difficulties at first, and even wanted to go back to French classes but the director reassured them and encouraged them to continue. And guess what? It went well and they stayed.
I was elected class representative, also an ambassador so I had the chance to get to know the academic staff and see how amazing they are.
Moreover, in March, there is the Battles Inter Campus; Which is a sport tournament between students of each french campus (Paris, Lyon, Angers, Bordeaux, Aix-en-Provence, Strasbourg). I participated as a basketball player and the atmosphere was incredible. I recommend every student to go there if they get the opportunity.
My recommendation for the best experience at ESSCA, is to get involve in the student life as soon as possible, to appreciate your studies the most.

Programme: Programme Grande Ecole (PGE)
Degree: Master's
Graduation: 2030
Delivery Type: On Campus
Campus: Bordeaux, France
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