The tuition fee of private universities is much higher than that of public universities, but the school has superior hardware and equipment, flexible policy transformation and close integration with the market. At present, private universities attach great importance to overseas markets and are eager to attract more outstanding talents.

For example, the first-year tuition fee of public institutions in China is about 800,000 yen, and that of private institutions is about 6,543,800+2,000 yen. The tuition fees of private universities in Japan are not determined by the quality of teaching itself, but by the geographical location and scale of the schools. Relatively speaking, private colleges have advantages in scale, teaching facilities and geographical location. The city life near the school is attractive to students and makes them willing to pay more tuition fees.

Second, are Japanese private universities good or not —— An analysis of the recognition of private universities

In fact, there are many private universities in Japan that are not worse than public universities in China, and national universities are average except a few imperial universities. However, because of the low tuition fees, many international students flock to it, and at the same time they are not private universities.

Easy to access. Waseda University, as we all know, is a very good and difficult private university to enter. Japanese private universities and national universities have top schools.

Many public universities in China are local, that is, national universities except Imperial University, and many public universities in other countries are local. In fact, the entry threshold of local public schools is not high, and the tuition fees are cheap, but their strength is not so good, and they may not be able to find a job after graduation. It is not less difficult to enter a good private university than these local countries. However, it is easier to find a job after entering, and the recognition in Japanese society, that is, the brand of the school, is widely recognized.

Third, are Japanese private universities good?-An analysis of the admission system.

Many top private universities in Japan have no postgraduate system, so it is not easier for domestic graduates to apply directly than public universities in China. Most private universities need students to go directly to Japan to take the monk exam, which invisibly increases the difficulty of the exam.

Some institutions also have graduate programs, such as sophia university, a top private institution in Japan, and sophia university, a famous private university headquartered in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan. Founded in 19 13, it was originally founded by Roman Catholic priest JochiGakuin, and is also called "Early Youth School" with Waseda University and Keio University, and is one of the "three famous private schools in Japan". In 2009, the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) chose 13 University as a demonstration site for international renovation (Global 30 Plan), and sophia university was among them. The main goal of the Global 30 Plan is to improve Japan's position in the world education field. The selected 13 universities aim at increasing the number of international students and offer new English teaching courses in combination with this goal. 1949 sophia university started English teaching and obtained a degree, which established her position as a pioneer in Japanese college English teaching.