One. Japanese undergraduate course is called "department" in Japan;
1, schooling: four years or more;
2. School type: national, public and private universities;
3. Offering majors: As a general comprehensive university, public universities in China have various majors, and private universities depend on the specific conditions of the school;
4. Admission requirements: ① Take the international student exam and apply according to the arts and sciences; (2) Submit application materials (college entrance examination scores and certification, English TOEFL scores and certification may be required); (3) the materials are qualified to enter the school examination stage and take the exam; 4 interview;
5. Application time: stay in the exam in June every year, 1 1, enter the school material review stage in autumn,11~ enter the school examination stage in February, announce the results in March, and enter the school after going through the admission procedures;
6. School start time: In April every year, some schools will start in June 5438+ 10 (Dongda is expected to start autumn in June 5438+06);
7. Fees: The general tuition fees of domestic public universities range from 500,000 to 600,000 yen, and those of private universities range from 80-/kloc-0,000 yen (the tuition fees of liberal arts, science and engineering, medicine and other majors may be higher);
8. Accommodation: renting a house by yourself or applying for a school dormitory;
9. Part-time job: holding an international student visa and working 28 hours a week;
10, Scholarship: There is a monthly scholarship from the Ministry of Education, the amount is not high, and the competition in areas with more international students is fierce; In addition, local universities have their own independent scholarship system and support, and apply according to their own actual conditions. Domestic private universities generally have more scholarships than public universities.
If it is a Kyoto department, the retention test score is guaranteed to be above 90%, and the TOEFL 80+ is similar.
Two. Four ways for domestic undergraduates to study in Japan;
1. The most conventional way-study in a language school before entering the university.
2. The most effective and economical way-first apply for graduate students from national universities, and then go to China for postgraduate study.
3. The safest way-apply directly to the monks who have few Japanese programs in China.
4. The most direct way-fly to Japan to test monks.
If you are admitted to Kyoto University, it is recommended to apply for graduate students first. High score of liberal arts Japanese N 1, TOEFL 80 or TOEFL 800; Science Japanese N2 or N 1, TOEFL 90+, so it's easier. But if you apply for graduate school, it depends on your school background. Two books and three books may have been brushed off at AAO.