My PSB Registration

Confirm your registration

Your enrolment will not be confirmed until wereceive your signed enrolment form and payment of the deposit, subject to availability of places in the program and validation of the diploma required for access to this course.

To guarantee your place, please return the completed enrolment form, together with payment of the tuition deposit (see enrolment form) within 15 days of your admission. To pay the deposit, please make a bank transfer (bank details on page 6 of the application form) and enclose proof of payment with the application form. You can also pay by credit card:

Application form Grande école program

Application form Bachelor International Management Program

Application form Bachelor Tech for Management program

Students wishing to follow a sandwich course

Your enrolment will only be definitive once you have signed a work-study contract with a company, subject to available places in the course and validation of the diploma required for access to this course.

Now is the time to take all the necessary steps to secure your contract with a company. The Paris School of Business Corporate Relations Department will help you with all the necessary formalities right up to the signing of your contract.

To guarantee your place at the Paris School of Business, you can also register as a student by sending us the complete registration form, together with payment of the tuition deposit. Your place will be secure until the work-study contract is signed, and any payments made will be refunded if you start a work-study contract before the course begins.

PSB Registration FAQ

What are PSB's payment terms for tuition fees?

The payment terms are as follows: term 1 is a cash payment, term 2 is a payment in 4 direct debits, and term 3 is a payment in 8 direct debits.

This information will be available on the registration form.

1st payment method: cash

It is understood that this is a cash payment, in arrears, of the annual tuition fees. These fees, less the deposit paid on enrolment, are to be paid in a single, definitive payment, no later than the first day of classes, so that the student is considered definitively enrolled and eligible for the program defined in this enrolment file.

The means of payment for the 1st modality (including the deposit) are as follows,

  • Payment by cheque: if paying by bank or postal cheque, please make the cheque payable to ESGCV-PSB PGE. Don’t forget to write the surname, first name and school of the registered student on the back of the cheque.
  • Bank transfer: don’t forget to include the student’s first and last name
    in the transfer details (please provide proof).
  • Payment by credit card: online payment by secure link on request to paiementcb@psbedu.paris.
  • Cash payment: payment on site at the school according to the days when the accountant is on duty. Cash payments must comply with current regulations and not exceed a total of €1,000 for French tax residents and €15,000 for foreign tax residents.

What documents do I need to enclose with my registration (mode 1)?

In the case of payment in accordance with Method 1, the registration form must be returned signed, with the following documents added to the file:

  • Proof of deposit payment on registration.
  • 1 passport photo glued to the front of this document.
  • Photocopy of the student’s valid passport (compulsory for tax and principal residents outside the EU) or identity card (front/back), or valid residence permit.
  • The CVEC certificate as soon as it is available (as an indication, for the year 2024-2025 the amount of the CVEC was €103).
  • For students who are not nationals of a member state of the European Economic Area but who have their tax residence or main domicile in one of these member states: proof of tax residence or main domicile.

 

Payment method 2: in 4 instalments

All students can benefit from the 3rd option, provided they have a guarantor who works in France and has a taxable income in France of at least €30,000 per year, and have provided all the supporting documents requested below. Any file that is incomplete or does not meet the conditions for mode 3 will be entered by default in mode 1. 2 signed copies of the registration form must be returned, together with the supporting documents and the duly completed and signed surety bond.

Payment terms.

It is understood that this method involves payment of the annual tuition fees by the due date. Annual tuition fees, less the deposit paid on enrolment, are payable by the due dates specified in the enrolment form.

Method of payment.

The means of payment for the 3rd modality are as follows:

  • Direct debit. Setting up direct debits :
    • 1/ A RIB must be returned with this application.
    • 2/ The SEPA direct debit mandate sent to you by e-mail or post must be returned duly signed no later than eight (8) days after receipt of the mandate.
    • 3/ Direct debits will be made from your bank account on the due dates defined in article 1 of this document.

Payment method 3: in 8 instalments

All students can benefit from option 2, provided they have a guarantor with a business in France and a taxable income in France of at least €30,000 per year, and have provided all the supporting documents requested below. Any file that is incomplete or does not meet the conditions for mode 2 will be entered by default in mode 1. 2 signed copies of the registration form must be returned, together with the supporting documents and the duly completed and signed surety bond.

Payment terms.

It is understood that this method involves payment of the annual tuition fees by the due date. Annual tuition fees, less the deposit paid on enrolment, are payable by the due dates specified in the enrolment form.

Method of payment.

The means of payment for the 2nd modality are as follows:

  • Direct debit. Setting up direct debits :
    • 1/ A RIB must be returned with this application.
    • 2/ The SEPA direct debit mandate sent to you by e-mail or post must be returned duly signed no later than eight (8) days after receipt of the mandate.
    • 3/ Direct debits will be made from your bank account on the due dates defined in article 1 of this document.

Financial guarantee for 2nd and 3rd payment methods

A joint and several guarantee, included in this application form, must be duly completed and signed to ensure full payment of tuition fees in the event of the student’s financial default. The supporting documents required for acceptance of the 2nd option by our bank are, for the surety :

  • Last 3 pay slips and last tax assessment.
  • Proof of address less than three (3) months old.
  • Double-sided proof of identity.
  • Bank details (IBAN and BIC).
  • The completed and signed SEPA direct debit mandate.

What documents do I need to enclose with my application (modes 2 and 3)?

In the case of payment by the 2nd or 3rd method, the registration form must be signed and returned with the joint and several guarantee completed (minimum French tax income of €30,000) and the following documents added to the form:

  • Proof of deposit payment on registration.
  • 1 passport photo glued to the front of this document.
  • Photocopy of the student’s valid passport (compulsory for tax and principal residents outside the EU) or identity card (front/back), or valid residence permit.
  • For students who are not nationals of a member state of the European Economic Area but who have their tax residence or main domicile in one of these member states: proof of tax residence or main domicile.

For direct debits (account to be debited) :

  • Bank details (IBAN and BIC).
  • The SEPA direct debit mandate, which has been sent to you by e-mail or post, must be returned duly signed no later than eight (8) days after receipt of the mandate.

For the deposit :

  • Last 3 pay slips and last tax assessment.
  • Proof of address less than three (3) months old.
  • Double-sided proof of identity.
  • Bank details (IBAN and BIC).
  • The completed and signed SEPA direct debit mandate.

 

Cancellation after registration

The annual tuition fee is a fixed amount based on the school’s overheads in relation to the number of places. The absence of a student does not reduce these overheads. No refund, reduction or deferral of tuition fees will be made in the event of absence, voluntary departure or temporary or permanent exclusion from the school. Consequently, the following provisions have been agreed by mutual consent between the parties.

To be valid, all requests for cancellation and reimbursement must be made in writing by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt (or recorded delivery for international customers) only. If the refund conditions are met, the refund will be made within (thirty) 30 days.

Termination of the contract by the student or his/her legal representative

Cancellation before the start of the course

  • Cancellation received within fifteen (15) days of the registration date (payment of deposit): all sums paid will be reimbursed in full.
  • Cancellation received more than fifteen (15) days after enrolment and no later than one month before the start of the course: a sum corresponding to the enrolment deposit is retained by the school.
  • Cancellation received more than fifteen (15) days after enrolment and less than one month before the start of the course: a sum corresponding to one third (1/3) of the tuition fees will be due and payable immediately.

Termination conditions after the start of the course

Once enrolment has been confirmed and the student has begun to attend classes, the full tuition fee is due, except in the case of force majeure, or legitimate and compelling reasons expressly described below.

Force majeure
Force majeure is any external, unforeseeable and irresistible event suffered by the Student within the meaning of article 1218 of the French Civil Code, which prevents the Student from continuing his/her course of study for a period of more than three months or permanently. Such as death certified by an official document, serious and incapacitating illness certified by a doctor and whose unpredictability and irresistibility are proven, or an accident resulting in serious injury with the same characteristics. In this case, on receipt of the required letter, the contract may be terminated by operation of law under the conditions set out in article 1351 of the French Civil Code, and a maximum reimbursement of 50% of tuition fees may be considered, subject to presentation of medical or administrative evidence and acceptance of the request by the school (
). The Student hereby agrees to undergo a medical examination by a physician designated by the school.

In the event of refusal of an examination, or failure of the doctor appointed by the school to confirm the student’s inability to attend classes for more than three (3) months, the tuition fees will remain payable in full under the conditions set out in articles 1 and 2, in addition to any other damages.

Legitimate and compelling reason
A legitimate and compelling reason is considered to be a substantial and involuntary change in income conditions resulting in the absence of income for the Funder, e.g. due to subsequent job loss, death, or the death of both parents or legal guardians.

Special provision
In the event of visa refusal (for students of foreign nationality) or failure to pass the diploma/examination required for admission to our school, registration will be terminated free of charge, provided that the school is notified within eight (8) days of visa refusal or announcement of examination results, by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt (or recorded delivery for foreign students), accompanied by official proof.

Conditions of termination for breach of contract by the establishment

Plant closure : when the establishment is unable to provide its services for reasons of force majeure (closure of the establishment for the current year, particularly in the event of fire or natural disaster), in the event of suspension of classes for several consecutive weeks without the possibility of recuperation offered by the establishment, and in the event of cancellation of the course due to insufficient numbers, the contract may be terminated by the student, who may claim reimbursement of sums paid for services not provided, and payment of compensation calculated on a pro rata temporis basis for the interruption in service, based on annual tuition fees. These provisions do not apply to partial or total interruptions to courses giving rise to recuperation.

Termination of the contract at the initiative of the establishment and attributable to the student

Non-fulfillment of obligations by the student or his/her legal representative: in the event of non-fulfillment of his/her obligations by the student or his/her legal representative, the present contract will be terminated ipso jure:

  • In the event of non-payment, and fifteen (15) days after unsuccessful formal notice, the establishment shall be entitled to terminate the present contract by operation of law.
  • In the event of permanent exclusion as a sanction for non-compliance with the school’s internal regulations, as brought to the attention of
    .
  • In the event of unjustified absence of more than six (6) consecutive weeks, this will be considered by the establishment as a resignation, which will automatically result in the student’s registration being cancelled.

In all cases of termination, the balance of the tuition fee is retained by the school and becomes immediately due and payable.

CLAIMS

Any complaints should be sent by the student to the e-mail address (reclamation@psbedu.paris). If, despite the school’s response to his/her complaint, the student considers that the reasons for his/her complaint persist, he/she may refer the matter to the consumer ombudsman (http://www.cm2c.net/) in accordance with articles L. 151-1 et seq. of the French Consumer Code.