ESC Rennes Reviews

A very pronounced feeling for "student business", I think it is important not to forget the primary goal of supporting the student ...

Interesting courses but sometimes difficult to understand because of the accents of the speakers. No accompaniment of students for courses etc ... beautiful local, but expensive.

Foreign Students - stay away from this college. This college states that the MSC program is for 18 months - that is not true. they cover off the course in 8 months. Further - to get MSC - you need an internship as without internship you get a Diploma!! The college provides no assistance for internship and no french company will take you as you are not a native. I am regretting my decision to come here.
Stay away - try for the top schools which have a great placement and alumni network. this college is not worth it.

A private school with beautiful premises, beautiful documentation, maus become a factory, very expensive for what it is.

Hello, graduate of the Master PGE "Responsible for Innovative Projects", this school was a real springboard to my professional projects. Thanks to her work-study path completely in English which offers the opportunity to go to a partner university abroad, I managed to improve my level of English and I got a job in Switzerland before I even had finished my studies. It is a school with a good reputation, which listens to these students. Campus ideally located, close to the city center offering everything necessary for student life to be qualitative. I recommend this school.

A beautiful and great institution ...
Paul Simon, would not it be the school that left you?

I have had a great experience studying at RSB and would welcome the opportunity of extending my stay there, in the future.

I genuinely like most of the experience here. However, the administration of the school is unbearable and brought me too much frustration. I didn t make my winter session because the administrator made a mistake. My visa application got More

This school is only big by name, with each exam it's the same mess with the administration to collect the grades: last year more than 2 months of waiting and this year we start on the same bases! Good faculty but lower than ground due to laughable administration

I had very bad experience studying here. They are just interested in pocketing the money from international students .once that is done they have no interest in the welfare of the student. It's an appeal to Indian students please stay away from this school as you won't get any assistance in job search .

It is also important to notify all that when you confront the school with relevant points on social networking platform they will attack you with lies and later on send you a private email and apologize . A particular faculty member was deliberately shielded after she atrociously attacked an alumni , as an eyewash the school did not take any specific steps to deter the violation .Hence it's advisable to Indian students please do not waste your money by studying here and when you return home you will receive only pea nuts against job offers .

I am a Master 1 student, Rennes School of Business is a great school, the teachers are great. The teaching and the program are of high quality.

Great facilities, international environment, renowned french school!

This school is a money pump for which students are simple numbers. Beautiful premises for the administration completely useless and which denigrates the pupils. The exorbitant fees are used to what apart from paying these incompetents .....

I recommend this great school to all parents who are eager to send their children to graduate school.
My son had a 4-year course in this school and he had his master on June 15, 2019
The school is a little expensive but the excellence is paid.
We parents made financial efforts we are a modest family and we had no state subsidy.
Today he is happy there is a very good job that allows him to live properly.

This business school, although having international professors and researchers, is unfortunately not really suitable for training you in the practical realities of the world of work. It is a great pity because the school has a good reputation among the great business schools. Certainly, the diploma issued will undoubtedly allow you to obtain a higher salary than going through a business school to the public, but keep in mind that it will never prepare you as well for current professional issues than a simple DCSG training for example.

Is it worth spending more than 30,000 studying for a simple question of "prestige" on the job market? At a time when, in France, we are still not paid for our results but for our working hours, this unfortunately remains a question to ask. However, without a more demanding academic course and in line with what is expected of future executives or managers in companies, this school has no other objectives than to sparkle a semblance of excellence to date.

Wishing her good luck and hoping that she will develop in this direction in the coming years :)

Very nice building but more important it's a very good business school, international oriented.

Pretty on paper, completely to the pick up in the facts, I left this school which sees its students as numbers and statistics without taking care of a minimum. Does not have a school that the name ...

outsourcing money making from international indian students
job search is tough as well can not cop up with standards of french living.
students going back to india with no jobs.
work hard to better Universities.

I really like the international atmosphere here. The teachers and students here come from various countries.The cultural collisions from all over the world make me learn a lot~

Beautiful international school, with a high level of education,

Super school, lots of associations and lots of opportunities. Obviously, the administration is long to relax but it's the same everywhere ...
Thank you for your teaching!

DEPLORABLE education quality.
I did not have a teacher who stood out, I even had a Spanish teacher who was on the verge of depression, at each class he blamed the school because he was not paid enough (yes he repeated this to us, students who paid 10,800 to attend classes.) He deplored the school and its lack of funds.



I complained among other things because: we waited more than 6 months to receive our student card. Once I left for Erasmus, although I had changed my home address, they sent my student card to my old address, they asked me to pay the fees in order to send it to me abroad, so that I was paying 10,800 euros a year ??! We waited months for an updated and working schedule on the platform. Two days before my Erasmus stay, Ms. Laeticia Madeline still had not sent a mandatory document to my school there (my father must have got angry on the phone because she ignored my e-mails).
I was second in the competition to enter PGE2, so when I applied I was promised that all Erasmus destinations would be open to us. When making our choice we realize that most were already chosen by the PGE1 !! My dream and my plan to study and live in Amsterdam fell apart. I cried about it. Mainly because I chose this school for this reason.

Then, be aware that you will have to wait 4 months to have the results of your exams (and the classrooms are sometimes not updated on the DAY of the exam, a friend lost 15 minutes because the platform indicated the wrong room). Oh but also know that you are told that the calculators will be provided during the exams and the day you show up they didn t have enough planned !!!!!!! Organization level you will understand, this school is worth 0! You will have the dates of your exams a few days before the exams, which is great for getting organized. You are threatened not to validate the semester if you have more than 3 unjustified absences. If we commit to going to business school and paying 10,800, that's good because we have the motivation to succeed !!!!! Regarding the courses you will be overwhelmed with group projects in all subjects (I had 8 projects and 9 exams), you will also be forced to study English, yes English lessons !!!! While you are supposed to have a very good level already. I felt like I was in college, we were reviewing the basics! You are also forced to attend events (the same, otherwise you are threatened with an unjustified absence ....) so you are given little papers to be stamped to prove your presence ... it just seems unbelievable. We were taken for children and never taken seriously.
We are not aware of anything, when making certain decisions it is too late to take such or such a path, in particular the double diploma because we tell you a month in advance that you had to take the TOEFL if you wanted to do this course. (while NOBODY warned us). If we don't send 5 emails a day we are LOST in this school. And if we get an answer, then we can count ourselves lucky.
So yes the school is superb and the premises are beautiful (when there is heating in winter! We went to class with our coats). I still have so much to say but I will stop here. We sell you dreams in this school but everything is appearances, nothing lives up to their promises.

So thick ...
A simple opinion would not be enough .. I would rather speak of a recognition towards this establishment. Each year spent here tasted different, each one tastier than the next. It is quite simply an injury to leave your Rennes student life when the course comes to an end. I take with me, as a nice consolation prize, all the wonderful encounters I have had there. Kenavo emberr !!!

I attended their international M.Sc. on Negotiation between 2011 and 2012. It was a uniquely international experience, with students from truly all over the world. Most teachers were great and all-in-all I would recommend it.

Oh boyo here we go. This university. Honestly. Do NOT apply.

University can't organise a piss up in a brewery. I cannot write an extensive list of every single failure of this university, there has been that many. It has taken 8 months of my life and subjected me to sub par education. Attending this university has been the BIGGEST regret of my life.

Administration can't send emails. Student happiness officer? Not a job. Conveniently doesn't do their job. Just all round terrible school. EXCEPT the teachers are alright, pretty good. This school just needs to get rid of all their administration and sort it out.

If your an international student thinking of attending this university don't bother. You are not a person at this university. You are a figure to bump up their 'international rating'.

Goodbye and good riddance Rennes School of Business

Ps. You will not find a single bad review on their Facebook; they hide them. Good right?

Excellent training. International context very marked. Focus on innovation Excellent network of alumni.