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The school does not receive any aid and is not eligible for public funding.

Paris Marais Dance School is a private school that neither requests nor receives any public funding. Consequently, the school does not grant any aid or scholarships directly to students; nor is it eligible for public funding.
Therefore, candidates are encouraged to seek out sponsors who may support the training of young artists.
As an indication and service, we provide below a list of scholarships, grants, and foundations that may assist you in financing your studies within a broad framework, even outside of PMDS. This list is not exhaustive, and we invite you to conduct your own research based on your profile or nationality.
Before any registration, we invite you to check with the administration of Paris Marais Dance School to confirm if the school is eligible for the scholarships mentioned and that may be of interest to you.

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The Crous www.crous.fr

The Regional Center for University and School Services of Paris (Crous) is the public service for student life. Its mission is to promote the improvement of living and study conditions for students in the Paris academy. On this website, you will find a presentation of the services, schemes, and aid offered by the Crous of Paris to support you in your student life.

Housing

The Clé (student rental guarantee) is a state guarantee that facilitates access to housing for students without personal guarantors.
The Clé is managed by the Crous. After a testing period in 2013, it is now available in all academies.

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Public Aid

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STUDENTS ENROLLED IN A UNIVERSITY PROGRAM

Emergency Aid

SPECIAL ASSISTANCE FROM THE MINISTRY OF CULTURE - NATIONAL EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FUND (FNAU)
Emergency assistance provides personalized financial aid to students in need. It can be paid on a one-time basis or for the duration of the academic year.
Eligibility requirements
To be eligible, you must be enrolled in an initial training program at an institution (or section of an institution) that entitles you to student social security coverage.
If your situation warrants it, you may exceptionally receive several one-off grants classes academic year.
Payment terms
The one-offgrant is paid in a single installment by the Crous.
The maximum amount is €1,667 (i.e., the annual amount of level 1 of the means-tested grant).
If several one-off grants are awarded to classes the same academic year, their combined amount may not exceed €3,334.
An advance payment of up to €200 may be authorized depending on your situation.
Combining grants
One-off emergency grants can be combined with:

Merit-based Aid

Merit-based aid is a supplement to the social criteria scholarship for the most deserving higher education students. It is reserved for students who were already receiving it or those newly enrolled in a higher education institution who obtained a "very good" mention in the last baccalaureate session.
The amount varies depending on your situation.
For a baccalaureate obtained before 2015: €1800. For a baccalaureate in 2015: €900.

Social Criteria Scholarship

The higher education social criteria scholarship (BCS) is granted to students facing financial difficulties in pursuing higher education. It supplements family aid and does not replace the parents' obligation to provide support.
Student Social File
Applications for social criteria scholarships are made through the student social file (DES) on the website of the Crous of the academy the student depends on at the time of application. The DES allows students to apply for a social criteria scholarship and university residence housing using the same file.
The DES must be completed annually during the same period (January 15 - April 30) without waiting for exam results.
Scholarships are paid directly by the Crous.

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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

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Ile-de-France Master Scholarships

The "Ile-de-France Master Scholarships" aim to support the international recruitment efforts of higher education institutions in the Île-de-France region through a reception and scholarship funding scheme for international students.
This individual aid is intended for first-time international students, aged 30 maximum in the selection year, wishing to prepare a master's degree in initial training (excluding work-study and apprenticeship programs) at a higher education institution in Île-de-France, regardless of the chosen field of study. All details

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Non-European International Students

CampusBourses: the directory of scholarship programs

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European International Students

Council of Europe Scholarship

This scheme allows you to continue receiving your grants if you go to study or attend an intensive workshop a Council of Europe member state. It is intended for students receiving French grants or who are European Union nationals.
Complete your Student Social File as of January 15.

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