I entered Ritsumeikan as a special treatment student, which means that all expenses of freshmen and sophomores are reduced by 50%, and now international students themselves have 30% tuition fee reduction, so it is roughly 80%. The economics department of Ritsumeikan has to pay 6.5438+0 million a year, but I only need to pay less than 200,000.

There is also a special treatment system for juniors and seniors, but at that time it depends on the gpa's decision that there will be 50% and 70% reduction. Of course, if you don't study well, you may not be able to drop your grades. It depends on your personal efforts.

In the 1980s and 1990s, Yokohama's economic discipline was really biased, even compared with hitotsubashi university's economy. But now, Yokohama's economic status is seriously declining, even worse than Waseda. Moreover, as far as the level of teachers is concerned, many teachers in Ritsumeikan are Ph.D. graduates from Peking University. In fact, it is no different from Yokogawa's teacher level. I always think that the most important thing for a university is to see if you can make good use of the resources around you. The overall strength of a school is not necessarily proportional to your own ability.

Finally, Ritsumeikan University is not just Ritsumeikan University. It is a huge system composed of Ritsumeikan University in Asia and many high schools and junior high schools. Although Ritsumeikan University is a private university, its ranking in the world and Japan is not as high as that in other countries. Ritsumeikan University has the momentum to go out of Asia and become a world-class university. Although many people say that Ritsumeikan University in Asia is rubbish, let's see which one it is. It is not difficult to find that the level of teachers in this school is by no means ordinary. The mba in that school is definitely not worse than Ritsumeikan. I believe Ritsumeikan is a promising university, so I chose Ritsumeikan instead of overseas.