1, language school
It is also the lowest way. First, study in a language school, then take an exam held by a Japanese university college, and then enter a university college. Considering that many foreign students are not good at Japanese, it is more common to go to language schools first and then to junior colleges. This method is suitable for small partners who are not strong in temporary language or professional knowledge.
Applying for a language school will basically not care about your grades, nor will it affect your future application for a school. The procedure is very simple. You can come to Japan to study in a language school by submitting some information capital. In this way, there is little pressure on students with poor grades. After coming to Japan, they can improve their Japanese ability, and at the same time, they can directly test monks in their favorite schools. You need to decide which language school you want to attend about half a year before the scheduled enrollment period, and then prepare the application materials five to six months before the enrollment period.
2. Graduate students
In China, first apply for graduate students from national universities, and then enter the formal master's program of graduate schools through postgraduate examinations. The threshold for choosing this route is relatively high, and its own conditions are relatively good, but the tuition is not expensive. Postgraduates in public universities in China are 35w yen/year, which is half of the tuition fees of language schools. This method is suitable for friends who are good at Japanese, but not very confident in professional content. Can be familiar with the university and postgraduate environment, the entrance examination is relatively stable, and the tuition is cheap. But for a long time.
If you think you already have a certain Japanese ability, but don't want to spend time and energy in a language school or want to get in touch with the professor's research content as soon as possible, then another option is to study in Japan. Japanese "postgraduate" is different from China's "master's degree", and it is a stage similar to preppie. At this stage, you can enter the professor's research room to do research and publish together. Professors and seniors will also give you some review materials for the monk exam, so that you can prepare for the monk exam.
3. English teaching projects
In order to internationalize university education, the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan launched the Global 30 English Teaching Plan in 2009. The project includes 13 universities. The G30 program is mainly aimed at students with good English foundation but weak Japanese. Later, on this basis, the universities and majors involved in the project expanded into SGU. What are the requirements for applying for SGU? TOEFL scores are usually required, and some schools can also apply for other English scores, which have higher requirements for students' college background, language scores, GPA and so on.
4. Godsworn
This is equivalent to a simplified version of the first way, skipping language learning. This way can save a lot of time and money. However, the degree of completion is extremely low, and the risks and difficulties are great. There is no need to teach porcelain, and there is no need to waste the running-in period of graduate students. Self-confident students suggest trying directly. Some schools will publish the monk's exam questions in previous years on the university homepage, but if you prepare for the exam abroad, you can only read through the textbooks of the exam subjects, and the review materials for the monk's exam are not so rich.
Of course, students who have the ability and perseverance can also challenge.