If you want to go to Japan for undergraduate study, you can choose to apply to a Japanese language school first, and then take an international student exam and an internal exam in Japan to enter a Japanese university. Or if your English is very good, you can also consider applying for sgu/g30 project to teach directly in English. However, this method requires a high level of English, and you need to submit standardized scores.
If you go to Japan for graduate study, you can also choose to apply for graduate students in the target university-take the Japanese monk exam. Our postgraduate study in Japan is a model of "guidance" and "application", which is not only to apply for universities and tutors, but to guide students, improve their professional ability and meet the requirements of better universities in Japan.
The first is 16 years of formal education experience, generally speaking, undergraduate graduation. For liberal arts students, the most important thing is the Japanese N 1 score. You'd better get it before your senior year. At the latest, it should be the N 1 exam in the last semester of senior year. If the score is above 120, it is best. Generally speaking, it is best to reach N2 in Japan scientifically. The most ideal time arrangement is to apply for the senior year on 10, and then enroll in 10 the year after graduation, and the monk will enroll in April the following year. If you can't get language grades last semester, you can apply for graduate students in April of the following year, which is also for fresh graduates.
In addition, by the same token, if your English is very good, you can also consider applying for an English teaching program. If you have TOEFL, IELTS and other scores +GRE/GMAT (not necessarily), you can apply for becoming a monk at sgu University in Japan.
Of course, it is also possible to study for a doctorate, and both Japanese teaching and English teaching can be applied.
The specific situation of each student is different. If necessary, I can make a detailed study plan for you according to your specific situation.
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