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Originally Posted by KyleGoetz
That's typically to enroll in their substantive classes taught in Japanese, and typically I believe you have to pass JLPT1, 1.5, or 2. JLPT3 does not mean you're ready to sit in a regular class. You will have no idea what's going on.
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That isn`t what I meant. I meant in a foreign university, taking a Japanese class (usually Japanese minor). The university my cousin goes to in the US requires students to take and pass the JLPT 3 at some point if they are studying Japanese. I also seem to recall some short term exchange programs having the participants take the JLPT 3 at the end.
JLPT 1.5? Is this something new?
Japanese universities require JLPT 1 for enrollment if they don`t have an international program (which will sometimes accept 2 if you`re going to be studying Japanese there) or handle the foreign student Japanese exam thing. (Forget the name.) JLPT 3 would mean nothing inside Japan.