Educational requirements
Four-year undergraduate graduates have corresponding bachelor's degree certificates and graduation certificates. If they are junior colleges, it is more restricted to apply directly to Japanese universities, because junior colleges only have 15 years of education experience, while Japanese universities generally require 16 years of formal education experience.
Born in school
The university background in China is also very important. If it is a first-class university, it will make the tutor shine at the moment and reduce the difficulty of application. However, it is not impossible for two or three students to apply for prestigious schools. In addition to the college background, the tutor will also look at the professional rankings of the schools where students study in China, and comprehensively consider the comprehensive quality of students, including language ability, average score, scientific research projects, paper publishing, competitions, internships, etc. , and carry out various inspections.
College grades
To apply for Japanese graduate students, it is necessary to ensure that the average score of the university does not fail. Although Japan is not as strict as the GPA required by the United States, good grades are always the standard to measure whether a student is excellent or not, so there is no reason for you not to work hard.
Professional requirements
For your major, you should consider in advance whether to apply for this major or change your major. If you apply to change your major, you should accumulate professional knowledge in advance to lay the foundation for future project writing. If you apply for this major, you should study academic depth. Domestic undergraduate study is like a panacea, involving a wide range, but not deep. In view of this situation, teachers studying abroad in Australia advise students to clarify their interests and find directions for future topics.
Language requirements
If you apply directly from China for postgraduate study in Japan, the Japanese level is relatively high, and the liberal arts major requires N 1 level, and the science requires N2 level or above. Although some students have achieved the above results in Japanese, it is still difficult to teach in Japanese in Japan. In addition to Japanese, Japanese graduate schools also have requirements for English. This requirement varies from school to school, and top schools like Tokyo University are even higher.