Are you cut out for a degree in Sports Science?

Since the start of the 2018–19 academic year, the university admissions process for recent high school graduates has changed. There is no longer a lottery system for admission to STAPS; instead, applicants’ applications are reviewed. Before considering applying, you must understand that the most important thing is not getting into the STAPS department, but graduating with a degree. Too many students fail to complete their studies because they do not understand the true nature of the programs offered in STAPS.

Below, you will find a document that will help you understand the true nature of these programs, a questionnaire to help you determine if you are “Stapso-compatible,” and a link to the OSIPE at the University of Montpellier. The Observatory for Professional Integration uses highly detailed survey results to track which jobs graduates hold, their employment status, income levels, industry sectors, and geographic regions.

• Navigating the STAPS Program (ParcourSup webpage on the website of the Conference of STAPS Directors and Deans)
• General Expectations and Criteria for Reviewing Parcoursup Applications
• Assess Your Chances of Success in STAPS
• Learn more from ONISEP about the Bachelor’s degree in Sports Science (STAPS) and other sports-related programs
• University of Montpellier Center for the Study of Labor Market Integration
• What is the Health track in STAPS?