FAQ

Students must present the national diploma that attests to the completion of high school (A-Levels/High School Diploma).

Register in 2 steps:

• Preregister with the "Admissions" form
• The school will then contact you to arrange a meeting date.

Admission tests are free of charge.

One out of three applicants is selected following the admissions tests.

The duration of the tests varies according to the course of study. Details are given in the Admission Guide available on each course page.

The jury's decision is based on your motivation and the results of the admission tests (interview + portfolio and/or written tests and/or other documents according to the course concerned). These assessment elements provide a very clear view of each candidate's profile.

Admission to higher years is possible for the following courses:

• Game Programming
• 3D Cinema
• Game Art
• Tech Game Art
• 3D Film
• Music & Sound Design

We email results individually to each candidate within one week of the end of the written tests. There will be three possible answers:

• candidate's application accepted. You will need to accept your offer of admission and complete the enrollment process within the given deadline
• candidate's application waitlisted: depending on your rank on the waiting list, the school will come back to you if a place becomes available
• candidate's application rejected: unfortunately, the results of your tests are insufficient to enter the school.

The jury provides an Admission Guide that you must read carefully. This Guide provides information for:

• written tests (duration and content)
• the interview (duration)
• the portfolio to be prepared and presented
• reading tips, films, sites... to reinforce your general cultural awareness (and which will be the subject of questions during the written tests or the interview)

Find details in the Admission Guide available on each course page.

ISART provides students with an accommodation sheet containing all possible options. This accommodation form is available on your personal space at myisart.com as soon as your application is accepted. The options are:

• housing in Montreuil with rooms available at the beginning of each school year
• partnerships with university residences close to the school
• a private Facebook group "Colocation" (meaning "apartment-sharing") which helps students in the search for ISART Digital roommates.

ISART provides students with a housing sheet with housing advice, addresses of student residences and websites to consult.

Summer School (Paris) is a short one or two week summer program for teenagers between 14 and 18 years old.

Creative Camps (Montreal) are open to 12-17 year olds.

No, these short courses are intended for beginners

Simply go to the dedicated "admissions" section and complete and return the registration form with the required details and your payment.