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Frequently asked questions
What is distinctive about Excelia compared with other French business schools?
Its corporate-responsibility identity. Excelia builds sustainability and social impact into the degree through two signature field projects — Humacité© (a humanitarian or solidarity assignment) and Climacité© (an environmental project) — holds a clear CSR vision and PRME membership, and is recognised among the world's leaders for teaching CSR and 'net-zero'. So beyond the triple-crown accreditation and FT ranking, Excelia's differentiator is a genuinely sustainability-forward programme, which routes naturally towards ESG, impact and responsible-business careers.
Sources
- Excelia Business School — Master in Management (Programme Grande École). NEGATIVE RE-TESTED 2026-09-05, and both reproduced — this is the control case for the sweep. The page still names no GMAT, GRE or Tage Mage requirement and publishes no admitted-student score average, and the rolling-admissions claim is now quotable in the school's own words rather than inferred from silence: candidates 'can complete this assessment at any time throughout the year, with no predefined session dates'. Also captured, and previously only described as 'a fast turnaround': candidates 'have 5 days to respond to a series of questions' in the online video interview, and 'will receive notification of their admission or non-admission within 6 days following their interview'. The €50 admission fee is confirmed on the same page. FEE INTAKE CHECKED 2026-09-05: the page still prices by entry year without an academic-year label anywhere on it — €14,000–€15,000 EU and €14,750–€15,750 non-EU, unchanged since 23 June 2026 — so no intake can be attached to this fee without inventing one. FEE BASIS CHECKED 2026-09-06 (P36): the fee table gives TWO rates for the same programme year, split by entry point — 'Year 3 (First-year entry) €14,000' against 'Year 3 (Third-year entry) €15,000', and the same split at Years 4 and 5, where the second column is labelled 'Third-year entry or Master'. A bachelor's-holder entering the master cycle therefore pays €15,000 (EU) / €15,750 (non-EU) for both years, i.e. €30,000 / €31,500 — not the €28,000-€31,000 band this profile carried, whose floor was the first-year entrant's rate. feesNumeric corrected 29,000 to 30,000 (EU basis, matching the convention used at Rennes and ISCTE). Also on the page: a one-off €350 multiservice charge, the €50 admission fee, and fees paid by the host company on the contrat de professionnalisation and contrat d'apprentissage routes ↗ — Excelia
- Excelia — Excelia Business School (accreditations, CSR positioning, campuses) ↗ — Excelia
- Excelia — Rankings (Financial Times Masters in Management 2025 and European Business Schools 2025) ↗ — Excelia
- Excelia Group (history: founded 1988 as Groupe Sup de Co La Rochelle) — corroborating context ↗ — Wikipedia