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Since 2017, CCID has partnered with Rennes School of Business in Rennes, France to provide a tremendous study abroad experience for students attending CCID member colleges. After students complete their two-year associate degree in business, they may transfer to Rennes School of Business to complete their bachelor’s degree in management as part of a “2+1” program. Admitted students are afforded a 10% tuition discount in addition to a €2,000 scholarship for transferring from a CCID member college.
This partnership represents CCID and Rennes School of Business’ commitment to international opportunity and intercultural learning. By taking part in this program, students will experience an affordable and efficient way to earn their college degree, experience living and studying abroad, and enhance their professional opportunities post-graduation. |
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International students at CCID Member Colleges have the chance to win up to €2,000 in scholarships along with a 10% tuition reduction!
Rennes School of Business is offering up to three scholarships for the bachelor in management program (year-3) to CCID Member College transfer students each year. |
Practical Information
For more information, email [email protected]. |
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Student Testimonials
"When I had the chance to study in a different country, I knew it would be an excellent opportunity. It would allow me to immerse myself in a new culture and language while pursuing my degree. Upon researching Rennes School of Business [in France], I was impressed by the diversity of the students coming from all over the world… Attending community college was significant in laying the groundwork for my business education. The diverse courses, such as accounting, marketing, and management, helped solidify my understanding of various aspects of business. This foundation has helped me smoothly transition into a university setting and pursue my advanced studies in business.”
-- Valerie R., College of San Mateo, 2024
"The reason I decided to do my degree here in France [was that] I would’ve had to do two more years in the U.S. to get my bachelor’s degree and I found out here, I come to France, to do one year and I am actually saving time and money by coming here. I like the change of pace. English is spoken pretty widely and 100% of the classes are taught in English. A good experience is that it’s a lot easier to travel. I took a weekend trip to Paris and a day trip to Mont Saint Michel. It’s really easy to get to places throughout Europe, which is incredible. The people are very nice. Even though it is a big change, being away from your parents and your family, your friends, you can make new friends here. There is a lot to do and a lot to see.”
-- Jonas M., Sinclair Community College, 2024
"Being awarded the CCID scholarship has brought me one step closer to achieving my dream of innovation and developing solutions for tomorrow. I chose to attend Rennes School of Business because of its core values, innovation, unframed thinking, and cultural diversity. It strongly aligns with my own. The school’s global outlook and focus on creative problem solving make it an ideal environment for both academic and personal growth. Attending Rennes School of Business also represents an opportunity to deepen my understanding of international business practices. I look forward to returning to Rennes, continuing my education in such a dynamic environment, and embracing every opportunity for growth and learning.”
-- Abby V., Lane Community College, 2025
"I chose to study Business Management at Rennes School of Business because of its international atmosphere, diverse community, and focus on innovation. With my background in banking and financial services, I want to expand my global perspective, grow my management skills, and work toward making a real impact, especially by improving financial literacy in underserved communities. I’m excited to experience a new culture, learn a new language, and meet people from all over the world. I know this journey will help me grow personally and professionally. I applied for the scholarship because, for the first time, I’ll be able to fully focus on my studies. In the past, I always worked while going to school, but now I’ll finally have the chance to dedicate myself 100% and be involved in everything the school offers.”
-- Jamile S., College of San Mateo, 2025
