As a freshman majoring in journalism, to study in Japan, you need to prepare Japanese first, and it is best to pass the first level when you graduate. Then check more Japanese universities. The University of Tokyo has a strong research in science and engineering, and it is not necessarily good for journalism majors to go to Neusoft.

JLPT level, taking it down can save time in language schools and even contact professors to enter universities. Schools and majors that accept domestic direct reports are different. Start making materials 10 months in advance.

Studying in Japan:

Now many Japanese specialized schools have direct entrance examinations in China. If you learn N2 in Japanese, you can sign up for the exam directly. The test center is generally in Shanghai, and the content of the test is written Japanese and interview. In this way, you can go directly to a special school without going through a language school.

Choosing the second method is better in terms of time, cost and security. So if you need specific information about these schools, you can also ask the responsible teachers to make detailed plans and send you detailed information.