What are the strange questions about university interviews in Japan?

In addition to questions related to the major, the examiner will also ask some questions unrelated to the major to test the candidate's comprehensive quality and knowledge according to the flow of dialogue, such as: Which dynasty of your country do you like the most and why? Wait a minute.

Interviews can be divided into individual interviews and group interviews, which are generally 10 to 15 minutes per person. Either way, remember to ask questions with all the examiners present. In a group interview, when other people ask questions, you should not only listen carefully, but also pay attention to your sitting posture.

There are many interviewers who are obsessed with asking why you want to study in Japan and why you like Japan. Every time I encounter such a problem, I feel very depressed, after all, just because I go there to study doesn't mean that I like Japan very much, but it's not good to say that I don't like it.

It's not a strange question, that is, when I interviewed for a returned student in high school, the teacher asked me why I applied for this school, and I honestly said that because I went to the Education Bureau, this school has the highest deviation value among the schools listed by the Education Bureau, so I came to try. As a result, the two teachers laughed on the spot, and I was later admitted. Later, the teacher told me that when Japanese students are interviewed, the content of the teacher's words is basically the same, and the interviewer will fall asleep when he listens to it, and if you come to make a different fireworks at this time to make the teacher's eyes shine, then you have a great chance of being hired.

However, it may be limited to international schools with more individuality. I think this will be useful if some of you are going to school in Japan.

Will ask, why apply to our school? Why did you come to study in Japan? What do you want to do after graduation? Why did you choose this major? Why didn't you come to Japan from the United States?

I think the weirdest question in a university interview in Japan is to ask: Why didn't you choose Japan instead of studying in the United States? I just want to say why we have to compare it with the United States, and this kind of question feels wrong anyway.

One of the strange interviews at Japanese universities is "Do you think what Japan has done to China is cruel?"

Professor: Are you Chinese? Why do you want to study literature?

Me: Yes, I'm interested in that. Professor:

Actually, economics and business are better (the professor is a professor of literature) I: ...Professor: When I studied literature, I couldn't find a job, so I had to study for a doctorate, don't you think about it anymore?

Be all abroad.

Some interviews ask if you have eaten, while others ask you what you think of Japan.

For example, he will ask you, "Were your ancestors Chinese or Japanese?" Because of the chaos during the Anti-Japanese War, the Japanese did a lot of evil things.

In two years, I will go to Yasuda Lecture Hall to attend my child's graduation ceremony, and I will travel by the way.