1, mode of staying in school for further study: that is, taking exams for Japanese international students, mostly in Japan, where there are two unified exams every year. After students participate, they apply according to the scores published by Japanese universities that year, which is more like the national college entrance examination. After graduating from high school, students usually choose to go to a language school to study Japanese and stay for exams.
2. Application method for English teaching: Some universities in Japan offer SGU programs, which are different from the above-mentioned examination registration forms. English teaching is the way of application. Students need to meet the conditions stipulated by the school, and they can enter the school directly if they meet them. The whole learning process is taught in English.
3. Direct application method: Some majors in a few universities in Japan are taught in Japanese, and students are generally required to reach Japanese level+12 years before they can apply.