Reason n°1: Because it helps you define your career path

The Parcoursup period is often a source of stress for high school students. You're wondering about your orientation, your future, you're afraid of making the wrong choice...

Our orientation meetings are an excellent way of reassuring you.

• Immersion: organized by course or field, this is the ideal event to put yourself in the shoes of a student. It's an opportunity to see the kind of courses you'll be able to take when you join UniLaSalle.
• Open Day: a great opportunity to discuss your career plans with UniLaSalle professors. They'll explain in more detail the content of the courses, the professions, the teaching methods, and can give you invaluable advice to help you make your choices.
  It's also the place to get a feel for the school's atmosphere by talking to our students, and to find out about financial aid, student life, international affairs and career guidance at the various stands.
• Webinars: a time for discussion in the comfort of your own home! Admission procedures, courses, careers, apprenticeships... Webinars cover a wide range of topics and are there to answer all your questions. 

Reason n°2: Because it'll make you shine at your interview

By coming on site for a JPO or immersion and attending one or more online webinars, you're sure to gather valuable information that will help you during your motivation interview.
Our various meetings will enable you to find out more about UniLaSalle, its courses and its special features.

Understanding the training opportunities that interest you, the strengths of the school and the richness of student life will give you a head start over the other candidates when it comes to your interview! 
 

Reason n°3: Because it shows your motivation to join UniLaSalle

While the quality of your application is of prime importance to UniLaSalle, your motivation to join the school is an essential element in our admissions process. Taking part in one or more events organized by our Admissions department proves your interest in the school and its courses. It shows that you were interested before you applied. And there's a good chance that your interview panel will ask you!