<p>Hi everyone!</p>
<p>I am applying for graduate programs in France (only because I love France and want to get a job here), but I don't have good understanding of French graduate schools (basically how competitive it is to get accepted.) If anyone knows better about them, and see how high my chances might be (i know they are basically low though :/), i would be eternally grateful :)</p>
<p>So I am applying for: Sciences Po (corporate governance), HEC (MIM), ENS (ENS 3 yr diploma), EHESS (public policy), EDHEC (MIM), Dauphine (MIB)</p>
<p>and here is what i've got:
-Nationality Korean, went to High school in China, went to college in the states, one year exchange program in Paris (multicultural background)
-B.A. Political Science at UCLA (class of '14)- GPA 3.3, Major GPA 3.7
-1 year exchange program at Sciences Po Paris
-Internship at Standard Chartered (2 months)
-Internship at a luxury brand consulting company based in Paris (2 months)
-Part time local coordinator for a governmental agency (4 month)
-UCLA Student government director (1 year)
-GRE 162/163/5.0 (took it without studying, but I am taking it again in 2 months.. so (hopefully) this might change)
-French DELF B1</p>
<p>what do you think my chances are? what do you think my minimum GRE score should be like? </p>