• There is only one campus.
• Many facilities are available like a gym, foosball, library, PlayStation, medical room, and idea room for any business idea discussion.
• There are not many campus festivals in the college.
• Only 1-2 festivals around the year and nothing special.
• There are few student organizations for business ideas and few organizations for research and development.

• There is a platform called studapart which helps with accommodation and it's the best platform to find apartments.
• 350 was the rent; facilities included were an oven, washing machine, electricity, water, fridge, dishwasher and stove.
• Use Studapart for finding apartments.
• My accommodation was 2 km from college. Most indians stay near university of rennes 2.

• College is spread across 4 campuses, which are quite close (~10-15 mins by walk). Library was functional but not great. School canteen was of decent quality.
• Get-togethers by our MBA students for city walks/wine village tours/club visits were memorable. Group projects facilitated intermingling of students from diverse backgrounds.

• College put me in touch with a local apartment known as Appart'city Beauregard, where I rented a fully equipped studio apartment. As I had missed out on cheaper CROUS room listings offered by the college due to a delay in applying, I ended up renting a pricey, luxurious studio at Appart'City, which was definitely top-tier.

• There are two campuses, one in Paris and the other in Rennes. The facilities are many, from a free gym to a basketball court and a free library with vast resources. For extracurricular activities they are usually organized by juniors in Bachelors or first year and include Challenge Ecricome to International Fair.

• The accommodation is generally of two types. One is shared accommodation, where you can pair up with up to 5 of your friends and move into an apartment or find a studio where you can live alone, like a hostel. Generally the studio for 1 is more costly but is more preferred as you can live by yourself and don't have to share a kitchen or washroom.

• There were a lot of cultural/technology fests. Sports activity could also be seen on the campus.
• The library had a very big and excellent academic collection. But borrowing time was very less due to popular demand. Wish there was more easy and fair access to books.
• We only had one campus and not a big one, to be fair.

• College will help you apply at CROUS, which is the government hostel.
• The rooms are pretty small (9m2) but nevertheless, it’s decent given the low cost, especially with the help of CAF (caisse d’aide familiale).
• There are other sites online like Studapart and Agence d’immobilier but please be careful because local landlords are leeches who only see you as a source of income and will do anything to deny your deposit at the end.

2 campus are there both campuses are equipped with different kinds of facilities, starting from the library, sports arena, medical facilities, gym, and playgrounds. Sports tournament, RSB annual day fest, Welcome day to freshers, and many more.

You can apply for a cheap stay in France by submitting your stay application on any online platform that provides hostels. Recommended is long-term Airbnb. You may face challenges in commutation if you choose any stay which is far from town.

They had number of extra curricular activities to participate in like plays, sports etc. There were fests organised by the community and parties in the college. There is a gym, game room to relax yourself which was accessible to everyone with the student card.

There is a requirement of France which is called as a gurantor. So basically that person can be a French citizen or French relatives who becomes your guarantor that they are letting you rent or live in your apartment. Normally agencies charge fees for it. Studapart was one of the platform I used to rent my apartment. And the best thing about renting an apartment in France when you are a student is that the government will give you concession of amount in CAF and it depends on the amount of rent you are paying. For eg. my rent was 470€ as I was living in a studio apartment I got 170€ back from the government.