How do I apply for studying in Japan if I want to study abroad during my college years? 1. Transfer to a Japanese university (admission)
1, suitable for people: freshmen, sophomores and juniors.
3. Application method:
The enrollment system of Japanese department is very good, but not everyone can apply. Generally speaking, there are two hard requirements:
① Regular schools abroad are studying.
(2) Has obtained the required credits.
There are three kinds of enrollment systems in Japan: two-year enrollment (from sophomore year, and so on), three-year enrollment, and four-year enrollment. Choose three years to enroll the largest number of students, requiring you to obtain at least 60 credits in your previous university. Two-year enrollment requires more than 30 credits. The number of students enrolled in the fourth year is very small, which is more difficult. Therefore, it is suggested that senior students who want to transfer to Japanese universities should directly consider applying to Japanese university colleges, that is, to take an examination of monks or apply for graduate students. It doesn't make sense to compile it every four years. I suggest not wasting this time.
Second, first apply for graduate students and then apply for monks.
1, suitable for people: juniors and seniors.
3. Application method;
Graduate students from Japanese universities are applying. As long as the professor says he wants you, the problem is not big. The whole application process is as follows:
Prepare a resume in English or Japanese. Write a reason book.
2 Find the universities and professors you want to apply for, and set up professors one after another. Remember to attach the above two documents.
Find a professor who is interested in you and make or modify the research plan according to the requirements of the professor.
According to the requirements of the school, submit the application materials within the specified time.
(5) after passing the admission procedures.
This is a more economical and efficient way. The Japanese monk is actually equivalent to a master's degree in China, and a graduate student is equivalent to a monk's preparatory course. Studying in Japan, many college students will choose to apply for graduate students in national universities for six months to two years before applying for becoming monks. Graduate students can use the resources and teachers of the school in advance, or contact professors in advance. On the premise of qualified grades, it will be beneficial in future interviews and the chances of admission will be higher.
Third, apply directly to the monks.
1, suitable for people: seniors and sisters.
2. Reason: It is suggested that if you are not 985 2 1 1 or a relative who can rank in the top five in the college, don't try to test the monks directly easily. Because in addition to the necessary English proficiency test and professional ability test, Japanese monks will also ask students to write their own ambitions and reasons for their research plans, among which research plans are very important! Even if a university can enter the top five, it may not be able to write a perfect scientific research plan, and the entrance examination for colleges and universities is very difficult. We have met professors who require students to score more than 82 points before, which is simply too difficult.
3. Application method:
Refer to the recruitment requirements issued by a Japanese school in official website, register within the specified time, and then apply for a "tourist" visa to take the exam in Japan.
Main conditions for studying in Japanese universities:
First, in terms of age, you must be under 23 years old to study in Japan after graduating from high school, and you must not be over 28 years old to study in Japan during or after college.
Second, you must have 12 years of education in China, and you must be recognized by the relevant state departments.
Third, to go to a university in Japan, you must also study Japanese, take relevant courses, or have a Japanese proficiency of Grade 2.
Fourth, more importantly, to study in Japan, you need corresponding economic security, and you need150,000-200,000 RMB.
This method is suitable for students with excellent academic performance. To put it simply, students should study Japanese in China, prepare for the entrance exam, and then go directly to Japan to take the exam, which saves time and effort, but it is extremely difficult, because there are too many uncontrollable factors in reviewing in China, such as incorrect information collected, poor oral English despite having a certificate of N2 or above, and unfavorable test scores when visiting Japan for a tourist visa.
Fourth, apply for SGU project.
1, suitable for people: parents who want to study in Japan with zero basic Japanese.
2. Reason: SGU project of Japanese college English teaching, formerly known as G30 project, is a special English teaching project funded by the Japanese government. The universities participating in this project are first-class and super-class famous schools in Japan, such as Dongda University, Zaoda University and Keio University, which are basically famous schools that we can call. In addition to SGU program, many universities in Japan also offer their own unique English teaching, so now it's time for you to go to Japan to take an examination of universities that only have English without Japanese!
3. Application method:
The SGU project is similar to the graduate application process I introduced above, namely:
Rhetoric-writing a research plan-making a wish according to the requirements of the school-interviewing (rarely writing)-admission.
This method is suitable for students who have a good English level, have never studied Japanese or have a low Japanese level and want to study in Japan. Because SGU program doesn't need an exam, you can apply directly, and you can take the monk course directly after the application is successful. Therefore, the preparation stage is omitted, but there are also some shortcomings, that is, the requirements for students' hardware conditions are higher and there are fewer optional majors.
5. Go to a Japanese school first, and then apply for a monk or graduate student.
1, suitable for people: anyone.
This is the safest way that most students choose. First, attending a Japanese school can significantly improve students' Japanese listening, speaking, reading and writing abilities. Second, Japanese language schools can also provide long-term visas, so that students can stay in Japan for preparation.
Advantages of studying in Japan 1. What are the advantages of studying in Japan-less pressure for further studies?
International students who want to take undergraduate, graduate or some good universities in Japan basically have to take the International Student Examination (EJU). Twice a year, June and June,165438+1October. Every year, about10.5 million China students take the exam, and the corresponding number of schools is 200.
The difficulty of staying in the exam is lower than that of the college entrance examination. There are four subjects in the exam, namely Japanese, mathematics, comprehensive subjects and science. The overall difficulty is much simpler than the college entrance examination, and many domestic students studying in Japan enter Japanese universities through EJU.
2. What are the advantages of studying in Japan-low tuition?
Compared with European and American tuition fees, the cost of studying in Japan is not high, and the average family can afford it; In addition, there are many kinds of study abroad forms to choose from, such as part-time work and part-time study.
3. What are the advantages of studying in Japan-high income from working?
Japan is a country where you can work. Foreign students can use their spare time to work in convenience stores or restaurants to earn living expenses, and at the same time, they can better integrate into local life and improve their language skills.
There is a shortage of talents in Japan, and there is no employment pressure after graduation. Since June this year, the conditions for applying for permanent residence have been further relaxed, and the procedures for long-term development in Japan have been greatly simplified.