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To get a workers visa, can you get a Masters degree in collage or do you have to get one in university?

Also would like to know if Japanese college is harder then American College.

-I live in Canada

Thnx :glasses:

I don't know about you, but in America, college and university are the same thing.

Lol, Here in Canada, University is like the superior one to college...
Wierd stuff goes on in Canda o.O

College and university are often used interchangeably in US English, but university is still a step up from college. First off, I think you're skipping something here... you have to get a bachelor's degree before you can get a master's degree. Bachelor's takes four years, and a master's degree takes two or three years on top of that - those must be done at a university. You can start at a college for a bachelor's degree but you must transfer to a university later on to finish it.

As for your second question, that depends whether or not you're fluent in Japanese...

Hmmm...I see that.



:D

Hehe i guess i am lucky to be a Canadian For i only need 4 years of college to get a masters degree... Search it up on Wikipedia
I'll probably end up doing college here but By the time im 18 i should be at least almost fluent in Japanese so who knows i might go there.( that is if i get accepted :P)

Yeah, four years AFTER receiving your bachelor's degree. There's no such thing as getting a master's degree without having first gotten a bachelor's degree.

From wikipedia:
PS, you don't need a master's degree to get a work visa. Only a bachelors. Good luck.

I must have read it wrong...

Thanks i am going to get a bachelors degree then :onismile:

The US has more higher ranked schools than Japan. In fact they lead globally in university education. I do notice though that Japan has more universities that specialize in certain fields as opposed to like a state university that offers a broad array of degrees.