Your financial ability is the most important. How is your family's economic strength?

1 2, I suggest you finish college and study abroad. Think about it.

3, English ability is almost enough, the key is Japanese level.

I haven't learned Japanese at Level 3. It is said that people who graduated from domestic universities, with Japanese level 1, have not fully adapted to Japanese morphemes. You'll know when you go, and you'll struggle to death.

1, Tuoda seems to be self-interested, I remember. . . It's third-rate, basically three books from China.

2. Is it necessary for international students to graduate from other subjects before they can formally go to university? If so, it is a language school.

It is estimated that this school in your district is very relaxed. . . .

Lz is a major in Chinese as a foreign language, and it is very contradictory to go to business school. It would be better if you were an English major.

I suggest you consider your financial ability first.

Then I will graduate from the university with peace of mind, preferably Japanese level 2. It doesn't matter if I don't understand.

I went to a language school in Japan for a year, and then I went to college.

When you predict the school, you will know the specific situation of the college entrance examination in Japan, and you will understand what you should do, because Japanese universities do better.

I don't know where you're from,

I wish lz success.