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France has a highscool diploma, it is called "Baccalauréat" Many people in my country do "Bac Francais" instead of the native highschool diploma that the country provides.

I didn't say the UK has a highschool diploma but as I understand the GED is accepted in the UK. The GED is an american equivalent of a highschool diploma. I have a friend who went there and asked at the university and they said yes it's accepted but the guy had no idea what the GED was which made me skeptical. And I just sent them an email, hopefully they will reply soon. Don't know what else I can do.

Hello, I am in the process of getting the GED which is the equivalent of a High School diploma in the United States and other English speaking countries like the U.K. and Canada. I wanted to ask if it is accepted in French universities as well. I plan to study in Paul Valery University in Montpellier but would like to know first if any of you have any information on the subject. I already have a friend who went to that university there and the person said that as long as it is an equivalent of highschool diploma, it will be accepted but I am still skeptical. I also found this: http://experts-univers.com/ny-ged-eqivalence-france.html Which says that yes it is accepted as the equivalent of a "Bac Francais" - but I really have to make sure it does.