Application
Now accepting applications for Fall 2021 and Academic Year 2021-22!
At this time, we plan to host fall programs in-person.
Now accepting applications for Fall 2021 and Academic Year 2021-22!
At this time, we plan to host fall programs in-person.
Join a Zoom information session – every Tuesday and Wednesday, an APA team member is available to answer your questions and share program details. Sign up for a time slot.
APA has contingency plans in place to adapt to changes in travel. Students should note that a tailored program staying only in France for the semester is plausible if current travel bans remain in effect. Flexible reservation options remain in effect for all programs including 100% deposit refunds in the event that a program is cancelled. Refer to the Ongoing Updates for COVID-19 Response page for more details.
Complete the application form on the Apply webpage. After, you will be prompted to log in to the portal to complete the remaining components:
Once we’ve received your application, you’ll be contacted for a Zoom interview.
*If you are mailing these items, send them to the US office: Box #17218, 24 Camp Avenue, Stamford, CT 06907.
A note about application fees: Students on full financial aid or who attend an APA-affiliated school can have their application fee waived. A confirmation letter from your institution’s financial aid office should be sent to usa@apaparis.com. If you are unsure of your institution’s status, please inquire with your study abroad office or with APA.
Applications received after the deadline will be considered according to space and availability.
Lindsay Turlan and Monika Markley, our dedicated US-based representatives, are the go-to people for all aspects of the application process, including billing, pre-departure preparation, and university liaising. If you have any questions, get in contact with them and they will be happy to help.
The ideal APA student is bright and motivated, internationally-minded who seeks a cross-cultural experience and has a desire to experience French and Francophone life.
We know that several factors play into a student’s ability to learn a second language (or third, or fourth!). The number of semesters of college French should be seen as a guideline when determining program eligibility. If you have any concerns, contact us and we will be happy to assist you in in determining your level.