Every year, there are many college graduates in China, and some students want to improve their academic qualifications, and ask the Azure study abroad teachers how to study in Japan.
Three ways for college students to study in Japan will be introduced
1. Jushin Kotori Japan University Faculty
2. Apply directly to Japan for graduate school
3. Apply for undergraduate transfer to the sophomore or junior year
Let's analyze it one by one~
1. Re-admission to the Faculty of Japanese Universities for junior college students in Japan
If you can give up your college degree and accept starting your freshman year, you can consider this option, and you can choose from a wide range of schools. If you work hard enough, you can hope to enter a prestigious university in Japan.
Correspondingly, the preparation time may be longer, and you need to take the Japanese study abroad entrance examination and the internal entrance examination, if you are not mentally prepared, or you are not confident in your learning ability, it is recommended to choose carefully. Japanese language school is one year, the school is four years, and it takes 5 years at the earliest to graduate from a Japanese bachelor's degree, which means that it takes more time and money.
2. Applying for graduate school in Japan for junior college study in Japan
Due to the general three-year system for junior college students, less than the requirement of 16 years of formal education experience, some Japanese colleges and universities (note! are some institutions) accept domestic three-year college graduates, and they need to study for one year as a "Japanese graduate school" (the preparatory stage for entering the master's program in Japanese universities, which is called "preparatory department" in China).
There are also individual institutions that accept direct entry to the seminary program. There is no bachelor's degree in domestic junior colleges, and most schools need to conduct a pre-qualification review for students, and the deadline for this qualification review is generally relatively early.
The specific process of studying in Japan for a master's degree in a junior college: first, you must improve your language skills as much as possible, such as obtaining N1, TOEFL/TOEIC, secondly, you must put more effort into the application materials (the most important is the research plan), and finally, if possible, submit research performance and internship work certificates, etc., so as to increase the probability of passing the pre-academic qualification examination.
The advantage is that you can get a master's degree, and the disadvantage is that some prestigious schools do not accept junior college students, so the range of schools that can apply is relatively rare.
3. The junior college study abroad in Japan will be transferred to the sophomore or junior year
In general, students can be admitted to the second or third year of a Japanese university, and in addition to taking the entrance examination held by the university, they also need to provide university transcripts for credit conversion.
As long as you have good Japanese language skills, you can generally achieve the goal of upgrading to a bachelor's degree. In addition to the language requirements, the school also has professional exams, including written exams (essays) and interviews!
The advantage of studying in Japan for a junior college is that the study time is shorter, which is equivalent to a domestic college upgrade. The disadvantage is that there are restrictions on majors and the scope of the school is limited, but after graduating from a bachelor's degree, you can apply for a master's degree (master's degree) from a prestigious Japanese university.
The above is the information about how easy it is to study in Japan in a junior college brought to you by the Blue Study Abroad Network.