Questions about studying in Japan, applying to graduate schools and language schools

Explain a concept to the landlord. Graduate students in the pre-graduate period are toddler students, not graduate students in graduate schools. Graduate students are those who want to pursue a doctorate after graduating from a master's degree.

Let's get down to business.

1 I don't know much about the landlord's situation. However, if Lou was to apply for a master's degree at the University of Tokyo in Japan on his own, there was a high chance of failure.

In that case, if you don't contact the language school now, it will be dangerous to leave the language school in April next year.

Here it is suggested that the landlord can look for a language school.

2 In Japan, the first step in getting to graduate school or graduate school is to find a professor. With the permission of the professor, you can go to graduate school or take the graduate school exam. There are several schools that you can contact.

Then go to the school you want to get into the most. It's not very good, but I'm sure Japanese teachers will understand it. However, if you do this, there will be a conflict in the time when you meet the tutor to contact the school.

Here's an example. In one month in Japan, a person went to a university to meet with a supervisor and went through the formalities 7 or 8 times before becoming a graduate student.

If you are contacting graduate students from several schools at the same time, time may not allow. Generally, as long as the supervisor talks to you more than 2 times, there is basically no problem as a graduate student. The point is, you have to be in Japan.

In fact, there are four ways for high school graduates to apply to study in Japan: language school, special department, vocational school, and university.

Language school: It is a specialized educational institution that trains Japanese language and travelers to enter universities and is managed by the Ministry of Education.

Bekkeiku: It is a Japanese language department set up in a university, and although it is affiliated with a university, it mainly teaches Japanese on time, and students are required to have a certain level of Japanese language ability at the time of admission.

Vocational school: It is equivalent to a college degree in China, but it is carefully divided in the subject setting, and the theology of the regiment town is advanced and practical, so it can be used as the first choice for students who want to learn technology.

University: A four-year formal undergraduate education as in China.

At present, the most common inquiry from parents is to apply directly to college. However, only private universities are available in Japan for direct international enrollment, while none of the national and public universities that Chinese students aspire to offer direct overseas enrollment offer direct enrollment. And even private universities have stricter standards for overseas admissions.

Students are usually required to have a level 2 in Japanese, and English scores are also required for prestigious private schools. >>

In summary, most students choose to apply to study in Japan through a language school. The first is to improve the Japanese language level, and the second is to receive a good entrance examination from a language school. Many students have been admitted to Japan's top national and public universities through the help of the school and their own efforts.