Many students claim that attending classes regularly makes their studies more efficient and faster.

For those registering for their first year, it is important to start on the right foot! Entering university represents a significant change in the way you study and take exams. It is very important to get down to business immediately to avoid falling behind in obtaining student loans (CFU) at the end of your first year.

Here are some good reasons to attend classes:

Teacher guidance and support are essential to enrich and complement your learning. Learning is not about passively studying, but about revealing your own potential through interaction.

Throughout the education process, we grow, develop and build our projects by comparing with other people. You will be able to collaborate with your classmates, organize study groups, compare notes on various exam topics, and share your experiences and strategies for preparing for exams.
A valuable opportunity not to be missed!
You are already studying in class: Participating allows you to prepare for exams without losing your rhythm.
It is essential to be present and actively involved in practical training, such as workshops and internships.
If you have special personal needs, please see the information on extending your studies (flexible path).

Access requirements are determined for each course separately. Such possible obligations and any prerequisites are specified in the curriculum.