I'm going to study in Japan. Are diplomas and bachelor's degrees from Japanese universities certificates?

I studied in a department (domestic undergraduate) and a university (domestic graduate) in Japan, and got the "degree record" issued by the Japanese university, the degree record of a department and the degree record of a university. This "degree record" is a combination of diploma and degree certificate. As long as you can graduate, you can get a degree.

The diploma and degree certificate of Japanese universities are basically combined into one, which is a piece of paper. Generally speaking, graduation means getting a degree, and if you don't get a degree, you will become an undergraduate. If you don't get a degree, you can only get a paper explanation. Because Japanese universities are very strict about the issuance of degree certificates, it is also common to drop out of college, but Japanese people will not feel lost because they have not got a diploma.

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