1. Do I need college entrance examination results to study in Japan?
There are two achievements in applying for Japanese universities: one is the college entrance examination (Japanese study abroad experiment) and the other is Japanese. It is best for applicants to have test scores, but they will not be used as a basis for admission, but only as a reference. Test scores are one of the books explicitly required by most good universities, but they are one of the auxiliary reference materials. To prove this point, it is necessary to notarize the high school diploma, do the examination result appraisal or do the college entrance examination result appraisal.
Most Japanese language schools don't require college entrance examination results either, but some excellent language schools are strictly selected and will require college entrance examination results, because the scores of professional courses in high schools also directly affect the results of staying in the exam and further study in universities. In order to ensure the enrollment rate of first-class universities, language schools will also favor students with excellent results in the college entrance examination. Besides, you can get a scholarship if you do well in the exam.
Therefore, if you do well in the college entrance examination, it will be helpful to all aspects of your application. Whether it is language school, visa or university application, scholarship application. However, the results of the college entrance examination are not necessary for applying for studying in Japan.
2. Which Japanese universities can I apply for the college entrance examination results?
Students with 1, 2 1 1, 985 in the college entrance examination can enter the top 10 schools in Japan (within the top 150 in the world), including Tokyo University, Kyoto University, Osaka University, Tohoku University, tokyo institute of technology, Nagoya University and so on.
2. Those who score above one line in the college entrance examination and cultural courses can be promoted to the top 20 schools in Japan (within the world ranking 150-300). These schools include Waseda University, Keio University, Kobe University, Yokohama National University and Chiba University.
3. Those who have scored above the second line of cultural courses in the college entrance examination can be promoted to the top 50 schools in Japan, including sophia university, Tongshe University, Rikkyo University, Kansai University, Meiji University and other first-class private universities in Japan, as well as better public universities in China, such as Hiroshima University, Kumamoto University, Shizuoka University and Niigata University.
4. Those who have scored above the college entrance examination and cultural courses can be promoted to the top 100 schools in Japan, including Kyoto Prefectural University, osaka kyoiku university University, Wakayama University, Academy University, Kagoshima University and Iwate University.
Third, the way to go to Japan for undergraduate study
Go directly to Japan for the exam
Simply put, it is to apply for a tourist visa during the examination time and take part in the study abroad examination and the on-campus examination. This method is recommended for students who are very good at Japanese and have strong professional ability to try.
Go straight to school
Some high schools may have cooperative projects with Japanese universities, and they can go directly to higher schools. Japanese universities also have some English programs, such as SGU program, which students can apply for. However, the project generally requires students to provide test scores such as SAT, TOEFL and IELTS. This project is taught in English, and students with poor English level are not recommended to try it.
In addition, students are particularly outstanding, such as obtaining the qualification of studying abroad at public expense, and Japanese universities have made a special admission decision to let students go to school directly.
Attend other courses in the university
Other subjects are Japanese courses offered by Japanese universities for Japanese students, but there is no guidance for further studies. The establishment of other disciplines is basically private universities, and there are even fewer public universities in China. Generally, applicants are required to have Level 2 Japanese, and some schools only require Level 3 Japanese, but the better the university, the higher the language requirements.
Go to a language school in Japan
Studying in a language school is the choice of most international students. To study in a language school, you can get a long-term study visa first. You can expect to stay in Japan for a long time, and it is much more convenient to take various exams in Japan. You can also attend the admissions briefings of universities and get first-hand information.
Fourth, the factors of choosing schools for studying in Japan
Choose a university according to your future career plan.
In fact, if you want to study in Japan and work in Japan, you should consider employment when choosing schools and majors.
First of all, when Japan first took office, big Japanese companies generally favored students from prestigious schools, and their majors and grades were not very important. If you are a graduate of a prestigious school and apply for employment, it is easy to be admitted.
In addition, when choosing schools, some private universities are also favored by large enterprises, such as Waseda University, Keio University and sophia university.
Choose a university according to your major.
When choosing a school, you can refer to the professional strength of the school and which universities are suitable for you, such as literature and business, science and engineering, medicine and so on. If you pay attention, you will find that there are various university rankings in Japan, including professional rankings.
Some schools may not be well-known, but they have strong professional strength. For example, Kanazawa University Medicine, Kobe University Management and so on.
Choose a university according to the nature of the school and its own economic strength
Japanese universities are divided into public universities and private universities, and the proportion of tuition reduction and scholarship is different in different universities. Tuition fees of public universities in China have been greatly reduced, 50% or completely free, and private universities can be reduced by up to 70%.