There are many requirements for applications. First, the professor's recommendation, that is, the engineering research class of Northeastern University will have a professor to take you. Only with this letter of recommendation can you get an entry permit.

Then, your research resume and research plan, which are related to the university graduation project and the research you did during your four years in university, are written in English or Japanese.

Proof of funds, proof of deposit, of course, if the professor has a strong will and wants to take you to study, just say it.

These are the basic conditions for studying in Japan.

As for Northeastern University, the entrance threshold is not high. First of all, English TOEIC is about 700 (my major is like this).

But there is an entrance exam, which is more troublesome.

Of course, joint training is an exception.

The second question:

Full scholarship? You mean the national fee? Of course, this country may also be Japanese, and China also has state expenditure. This application is very demanding, depending on your background, college and professor's evaluation of you. It's difficult to apply anyway, but there are not many applications in Northeast China.

The basic condition is to look at your college grades and research results (this is a challenge to college students in China. Ordinary college students can achieve almost nothing in four years, right? Note that there is a time limit for applying for the national fee.

By the way, full scholarship is an American saying, right?