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Balbal0 05-03-2009 08:00 PM

Entering a Japanese University question
 
yoooo! :vsign:

was just wondering, do most japanese universities look after the school certificates in japan? or most just need the JLPT certificate and maybe a test during admission?

like do they ask for the 10th or 12th grade certificate during admission? most of them? some of them? or none really just a few?

thaaaanks! :mtongue:

Balbal0 05-04-2009 04:21 PM

lawl
 
haha

no answers? xP

james1254 05-04-2009 05:52 PM

japanese universities require admisions tests and require you to be proficient in japanese (JPLT 1 or 2 depending on the uni, probably 1)

MMM 05-04-2009 06:04 PM

If you are asking whether or not you need to graduate high school to go to a Japanese university, the answer is "yes". If you go to an international university, you will not need JLPT, as classes are taught in English.

The reason you are not getting responses is because the title of this thread is meaningless. I will change it so it makes more sense. Please remember that next time you start a new thread.

isisbathory 05-06-2009 10:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MMM (Post 709377)
If you are asking whether or not you need to graduate high school to go to a Japanese university, the answer is "yes". If you go to an international university, you will not need JLPT, as classes are taught in English.

The reason you are not getting responses is because the title of this thread is meaningless. I will change it so it makes more sense. Please remember that next time you start a new thread.

to get into a japanese university you dont need to know fluent japanese? :eek:
How come?
Did I misunderstood you?

kenmei 05-06-2009 10:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by isisbathory (Post 710934)
to get into a japanese university you dont need to know fluent japanese? :eek:
How come?
Did I misunderstood you?

international school

they teach in both japanese and english

with classes for japanese to learn english
and english speakers to learn japanese.

alanX 05-06-2009 10:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MMM (Post 709377)
international university

Elaborate...

isisbathory 05-06-2009 10:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenmei (Post 710940)
international school

they teach in both japanese and english

with classes for japanese to learn english
and english speakers to learn japanese.

Sugoi, I didnt know about that, but it must be very hard to find an university that accepts me in veterinary, and it must also be very expensive.
Not?

alanX 05-06-2009 10:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by isisbathory (Post 710947)
Sugoi, I didnt know about that, but it must be very hard to find an university that accepts me in veterinary, and it must also be very expensive.
Not?

And you can't work on a student visa.
So you will have to pay for college, and living expenses, food, etc, with no job.

I don't know how people do it, unless I'm missing something.

kenmei 05-06-2009 10:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by isisbathory (Post 710947)
Sugoi, I didnt know about that, but it must be very hard to find an university that accepts me in veterinary, and it must also be very expensive.
Not?

not sure what kind of programs international schools offer, but you can look into googling japanese international schools.

kenmei 05-06-2009 10:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by alanX (Post 710948)
And you can't work on a student visa.
So you will have to pay for college, and living expenses, food, etc, with no job.

I don't know how people do it, unless I'm missing something.

parents ;)

SHAD0W 05-06-2009 10:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by isisbathory (Post 710947)
Sugoi, I didnt know about that, but it must be very hard to find an university that accepts me in veterinary, and it must also be very expensive.
Not?

I hope you don't use "sugoi" in generic English conversation in real life..

*cringe*

isisbathory 05-06-2009 10:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SHAD0W (Post 710960)
I hope you don't use "sugoi" in generic English conversation in real life..

*cringe*

Shadow, could, please stop annoying me?
I say "sugoi" as it pleases me, I dont really care if you like it or not, or if it sounds or not correct to you...

isisbathory 05-06-2009 10:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenmei (Post 710951)
not sure what kind of programs international schools offer, but you can look into googling japanese international schools.

I found this
International Schools in Japan - Japan Schools
seems cool

Balbal0 05-09-2009 09:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MMM (Post 709377)
If you are asking whether or not you need to graduate high school to go to a Japanese university, the answer is "yes". If you go to an international university, you will not need JLPT, as classes are taught in English.

The reason you are not getting responses is because the title of this thread is meaningless. I will change it so it makes more sense. Please remember that next time you start a new thread.

you've misunderstood me, MMM! xD

what i meant was would there be any university in japan that takes me with only jlpt and an exam? or they ask for high school's certificates too? :P

AnthraxAttack 05-10-2009 10:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by alanX (Post 710948)
And you can't work on a student visa.
So you will have to pay for college, and living expenses, food, etc, with no job.

I don't know how people do it, unless I'm missing something.

Not true.
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Q&A
(see Q6)

All universities require you to have at least 12 years of prior school and jlpt level 1, or that other admission for japanese university test (or something)

And you will have to show high school cerftificate, I don't know a single university that will let you enter without high school education
Well, that is not entierly true. If you droped out of high school, you will have to go to some grown up school or something, as long as you can prove that you have 12 or more years of edu. i think you will be ok


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