I study in Keio University, and I study in business. If I can get in with my qualifications, it should be no problem. Individual test scores are comprehensive in liberal arts, Japanese 346 (out of 400), description 35 (out of 50), mathematics 1, 186 (out of 200) and comprehensive 194 (out of 200), totaling 726 (except description). The interview with a Japanese guarantor went well. (This is also very important. If there is no guarantee, the school is afraid that you can't afford the tuition. ) Qingying herself didn't have a written test. The elimination rate is about 2/3, most of them are in the first round, and books such as exam results are brushed off. There is a good chance for an interview. I'm talking about departments. If you want to go to college, at your present level, you must keep accounts in Japanese for at least two years (during the language school). Other big schools only need interviews or recommendations, but big accounting schools must have certificates. No certificate, no talking)