Generally speaking, it is important for public universities in China to take the private examination for foreign students and the Japanese 1 exam. But for private universities, some schools do not require these two contents.

2。 Go to a special school after finishing language school.

The college entrance examination has the same requirements for you to take the exam after you finish the language school and take the exam after you finish the junior college. That is, it has no effect.

3。 Professional counterpart requirements

The answer is that even if the major is wrong, it doesn't matter if you enter a Japanese university. But you may be asked when you attend the entrance interview. You just have to think about the reasons for your answer.

4。 No matter what your background is, the teacher will treat you equally. In other words, I don't think highly of you, because you went to any special school.

The above is my answer according to your question.

The following is my personal opinion.

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I don't recommend you to go to a special school for the following reasons:

1。 waste time/waste of time

These two years are really precious. When you enter the university, you will find that you are surrounded by 65,438+08 students. If you add these two years, at least 20 years old. If you study in a language school 1 year, it is 2 1 year. Time waits for no one. So many young people, you are old, and you will be more than 25 after graduating from college in four years.

2。 Professional school education

Why do you want to go to a special school?

Language schools in Japan are equivalent to the qualifications of specialized schools.

It's like you read a junior college and then read a junior college, even if you learn something different.

Is it too wasteful to look at it twice? Normal is to finish language school and go to college.

Time and money don't take detours.

3。 Spend more money, not to mention eight.

Well, this is my personal opinion. I hope I can help you.

If you are a girl, I really don't recommend that you study in a special school for another two years.