The Sorbonne Business School once again awarded Happy At School label

Concerned with offering a quality experience to its students, the Sorbonne Business School wished to renew its participation in the HappyAtSchool® survey to assess their level of satisfaction and identify levers for progress to be activated. This survey involved L3, M1 and M2 students in initial/alternative training.
This year the Sorbonne Business School obtained an overall score of 4.25/5 and a 91.1% recommendation rate, excellent results that enabled the label to be awarded and have helped place the IAE France network in 3rd position in the University rankings.

Among the criteria most valued by respondents, above 80%, are:

• "My teachers and referents at the school are available to me when I need them (out-of-class consultation, academic reports,...)."
• "The terms of my internship/work-study program (duration, schedule, pace...) allow me to learn effectively."
• "I'm developing a network that will be useful for the rest of my career."
• "My school gives me access to a professional environment that I want to work in (companies, activities, people, organization...)."
• "I'm well supported in my administrative procedures (registration, apprenticeship contract/internship agreement)."
• "I feel that my diploma is recognized by employers."
• "At the end of my studies, I think I'll land a job I like (aspiration, skills, values)."
• "In my school, everyone benefits from the same admission opportunities, educational, professional, associative, administrative, help(...)"
• "I easily make the connection between the content of my courses and my professional experiences."

HappyAtSchool® is an accreditation and ranking that evaluates the quality of the student experience. 100% participatory and transparent, this label is based on 20 questions put directly to students around 5 themes: educational environment and student life, teaching & pedagogy, employability, confidence in the future and sustainable development. 3 criteria are required to obtain the label: an average score of over 3.5/5 for the 20 questions asked, a recommendation rate of over 70% and a participation rate of over 30%. "