1, education requirements: the applicant must be an undergraduate or preparatory student, and the student's education years need to be 16 (from primary school entrance to undergraduate graduation).
2. Language conditions: liberal arts majors need to have a Japanese level of N2 or above. If you are a science and engineering student, you must have a Japanese proficiency test N2 qualification certificate or an IELTS score of at least 6.0, and a TOEFL score of at least 80.
3. Economic conditions: To go to Japan for postgraduate study, the applicant and his family should be able to pay for studying abroad, including tuition, transportation, living expenses and accommodation.
Application route:
1, apply for graduate students and then take the college monk entrance examination.
This kind of difficulty is relatively large, which generally requires students to have high language ability, which is what students call DIY application method.
2. directly participate in the entrance examination for college monks in the school.
This approach not only requires students to have high conversational skills in language writing, but also requires high professional achievements as the basis. The success rate of students is also less. In addition, national universities require students to have a long-term visa to directly take the entrance examination for Japanese university monks; Some private universities allow students to submit application forms in China and directly apply for the admission of university monks in the form of material review.
Step 3 apply for a language school
At present, most students adopt a more traditional solution. First, they choose excellent language schools with good teaching quality and guide international students to apply for graduate students with rich experience. On the one hand, they can do the final Japanese reinforcement, especially to improve their oral English and listening comprehension.