If you are in a particular situation or cannot register online, you must register directly with your admission department. Here are the steps to follow.
Step 1: contact your admission department
Once your admission has been confirmed and you have the award (or qualification) required to registrate, contact your admission department to find out how to register. The contact details for your department appears on your admission acceptance message.
Step 2: get your CVEC
Every student who wants to register for initial training or apprenticeship contract in a French higher education establishment must pay the "student and campus life contribution" (called CVEC in French) on the CROUS website before registering in the establishment.
For 2024-2025, the CVEC cost € 103. This contribution is designed to finance preventative actions and projects to help improve living and studying conditions and campus life (please note that some audiences are not affected by the CVEC, consult the site below to find out about the audiences concerned).
Before completing the registration form, we invite you to consult the explanatory note, in particular to find out about the various sections you will have to complete and to consult the list of supporting documents required to be provided.
Please note : If you don't have an appointment with your admission department and they told you to return your record by email to them, please send it to the email address indicated in the admission acceptance you received.
Your student card will be given to you after the registration if no supporting documents are missing. It is essential that you collect your student card in order to attend your classes and take the exams.
Step 4: get your school certificate
Concerning the school certificate and the payment receipt (if you had registration fees to pay) it will be available online in the "Mon Dossier Web" section of the LEO student website after your registration.
The login credentials to connect to the LEO student intranet will be send to you by email on the address you provided in your registration form within 48 to 72 hours after your admission department has completed your registration.
Step 5: withdraw your student card
The organization for the withdrawal of the student card differs according to the academic divisions and units.
Self service terminal
If you are registered in one of the following academic units, the printing of your student card must be done on a self-service terminal from the start of the academic year (no printing possible before the start of the academic year)
Download the QR code on the app. Please note : this QR code will be available only when all of your supporting documents have been validated by your academic unit (if you did not fill all of your supporting documents, the QR code will not be available on your app). Warning: this is not the same QR code as the one issued by Parcoursup following your admission confirmation.
Go to the self-service terminal of your academic unit with your QR code to print your student card (please check your academic unit's websitebefore to know the location of the terminal and the date from which you can edit your card).
Reach your academic unit
If you are registered in an academic unit which is not a part of the table above, it means that your division doesn't allow the self-print of the students cards. In that case, you must reach your academic unit to obtain your card.
Published on February 7, 2020 Updated on June 21, 2024
Helpline
For any question related to your administrative registration, you can contact the Hotline :
Monday to Friday, 09:00 am to 12:30 pm and 13:30 pm to 5.00 pm
Beyond this period, the centralized assistance service will be closed. If you have any questions, you will then have to contact your admission department.
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