1, applied by National University of Japan.
(1) High score in Japan Study Abroad Examination (EJU).
In recent years, more and more people have begun to pay attention to the results of staying in the exam. It is the basic requirement that the Japanese subject score is above 300 and the total score of the other two subjects is not lower than 150. It is hard to imagine that you can be successfully admitted to a public university in China without excellent Japanese ability and cultural subjects. Retaining test scores has become the first threshold to enter the university.
(2) Excellent English ability
Japan is a country that attaches great importance to English education. In addition to Japanese, the school's requirements for international students' English level are by no means lower than those of Japanese students. First-class institutions need a certain TOEFL or TOEFL score to qualify for registration. Some schools test their English level through internal examinations. It can be said that English ability is the second threshold of the college entrance examination.
(3) Thesis, entrance examination (in-school examination) and interview
Compared with private universities, internal examinations in public universities in China are much more difficult. Usually liberal arts subjects include Japanese, English, composition and other subjects in the school. Among them, the essay is the most important, but it is also the weakness of most international students. If you don't work hard on it, you may miss the qualification. The in-school examination of science subjects is more difficult and wider than that of staying in the examination. Without adequate preparation, it is bound to be difficult to have a competitive advantage. Interview is also the only opportunity for teachers to communicate with students face to face. For teachers, this is an important opportunity to measure a student's personality, desire to learn, personality and communication skills.
In addition, there are conflicts in the examination time of public universities in many countries (for example, February 25? Jihad day? There are dozens of national universities taking the exam at the same time. In this regard, it is necessary to know in advance, arrange the registration order reasonably, and avoid conflicts and being unable to take the exam. In some local public universities, the time for volunteering and examination is relatively early (September? 165438+ 10), for students with medium grades, it is not bad to try this kind of university first.
2. School hours
Postgraduates in colleges and universities nationwide are divided into April enrollment and 10 enrollment. In the eyes of students, it is the most time-saving to enter Japanese universities from 10 in June. Here we analyze the advantages and disadvantages of entering in April and 10 in detail.
Japan's education system is dominated by the beginning of the new school year in April, which is formed by long-term climate and cultural habits. Japan hopes to have a new start when cherry blossoms are in full bloom in early April. Most employers take April of 1 year as the beginning of the new fiscal year, which is also the period when students graduate and enter the society. Therefore, Japan cannot change the system of enrollment in April for the time being.
With the internationalization of Japanese universities, many universities have offered courses of 10 month. But relatively speaking? Rigid? Among the national colleges and universities, 10 is only allowed to admit about 30% in that month. However, because all international students in China graduated in June, there were many students applying for admission in June, so the competition for admission in June was very fierce.
3. Advantages of studying in Japanese national universities
(1) The quality of teaching in Japan, especially in universities, is world-class. Japan has world-class universities and excellent living environment, and has trained many Nobel Prize winners.
(2) Japan has a developed economy and high wages. Due to the serious shortage of labor force, it has become one of the easiest countries to find employment in the world. During school, most students can take care of their tuition and living expenses, which greatly reduces the burden on their families.
(3) Japanese and public universities are well-known in immigration offices and embassies. Generally speaking, visa application is relatively smooth and simple, and the success rate is quite high.
(4) Because of government funding, dormitories in national universities are quite cheap, and the monthly rent of public universities in Kanto Circle is generally below10.5 million yen/month. Japanese national universities are cheap. Compared with private universities, the tuition fee is basically above 6,543.8+0,000 yen, while the standard tuition fee of state universities is fixed at 535,800 yen (some public universities may be slightly higher), which is close to the domestic postgraduate tuition fee. Moreover, it is very common for international students to apply for remission in public universities in China, and the tuition fee for one year after 25%-50% remission is only 300,000-400,000 yen. And there is still a chance to get a scholarship. The cost is low. For students with average economic conditions, they can reduce working hours and set aside more time to concentrate on their studies.
(5) Direct application to Japanese universities can be exempted from entrance examination. National universities generally provide free language courses for international students, which can save time and money for language schools.
(6) Studying for a master's degree in Japan, whether returning to China or staying in Japan in the future, has good employment prospects. If you work in Japan, you can recover all your education investment in one year.