Basic process of applying for undergraduate study in Japan (provided that the language ability reaches N2/N 1)
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Japanese universities usually start in April, but some schools enroll students from June 5438- 10. Therefore, senior three graduates who want to enter Japanese undergraduate courses need to pay attention to the following time nodes.
June: Graduated from high school in China (or studying)
July: Join a local high school or language school in Japan.
165438+ 10 month: Take the first exam.
June next year: Take the second detention exam.
Next June165438+1October: Take the third exam.
The following year (1-February): the qualification examination of university materials will be conducted.
February-late February of the following year: take the internal examinations of various universities.
March of the following year: I was informed of university admission.
April of the following year: the university officially opened.
PS: Except for a few universities in China that can apply directly and English teaching programs involved in SGU, most schools need to go through the above process.
Analysis of undergraduate application for studying in Japan
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1, stay in the exam for EJU.
EJU's staying in the exam is an unavoidable obstacle for most small partners who apply for undergraduate courses in Japanese universities. The full name of EJU Examination for Studying in Japan is called Japan Examination for Studying Abroad.
The purpose of studying abroad is to evaluate the Japanese level and basic academic ability of international students who want to be admitted to Japanese universities, and to help Japanese universities have relatively uniform standards when selecting international students.
Two exams in June and June, respectively, 1 1, were held in all parts of Japan and some countries and regions outside Japan. There are test sites in China, Hongkong and Taipei, China, and there is no corresponding test site in Chinese mainland for the time being.
Like the national college entrance examination, studying in Japanese is also divided into comprehensive management and comprehensive literature, with a full score of 850.
The comprehensive examination subjects are:
Japanese (450, including 50 for composition), Math 2(200), Science (200, choose 2 subjects from physics, chemistry and biology).
The subjects of the comprehensive examination are:
Japanese (450 points, including 50 points for composition), mathematics 1(200 points), comprehensive subjects (200 points, including social, historical and geographical subjects).
Comparatively speaking, the mathematics difficulty of science is higher than that of liberal arts, but there are still many parts to investigate the basic knowledge, and a little calculus and statistics are added. Japanese subjects that stay in the exam are more focused on academic exams, and there are no separate vocabulary and grammar questions.
Step 2 apply for a university
Students can determine the university they want to apply for according to their scores and wishes. Then the materials will be delivered according to the volunteer time of each university.
The application time of domestic public universities is relatively stable, generally around1-mid-February.
However, the application time of private universities is generally twice, with the first period from late August to September and the second period from1-February.
Students who apply for the first time or are unfamiliar with the application process can check the relevant time of the school in previous years and make an expected preparation. Generally speaking, the school's wishing time will not change much.
3. On-campus examination
Different from the situation in China, after studying in Japan, students also need to take the on-campus exam, which is the so-called "university independent exam". So students who don't do well in the exam can also prove themselves in the school exam.
On-campus examinations are held by universities alone. In addition to the general academic ability test, there are interviews, papers, practical skills tests and other inspection contents.
The link to be carried out before the written test is data review. Different schools need to review different materials, generally including high school transcripts, high school diplomas, test scores, TOEFL or TOEFL scores. Only after the examination materials are passed can foreign students be eligible to take the internal examination of the school.
The difficulty of on-campus examination is usually greater than that of staying in the examination, and there are relatively many subjects. The contents of the on-campus and written examinations of comprehensive literature are generally small composition, mathematics and Japanese. The examination form of composition is to give a proposition related to current affairs, so that students can write articles to examine their way of thinking. The contents of the scientific and technological written test are short essays, mathematics, physics and chemistry, and the contents of the written test in tokyo institute of technology include five subjects: Japanese, English, mathematics, physics and chemistry.
The interview session will be personally interviewed by the future department professor, involving basic etiquette, spoken Japanese and professional knowledge. It is also the most tense link for international students, but it is also the most important link in deciding whether to stay or not.
Therefore, being able to speak fluent Japanese can leave a good impression on the professor, and maybe get twice the result with half the effort!
4. Go through the admission formalities
The opening season of Japanese universities is usually in April every year. After taking EJU and on-campus exams, international students can receive admission notices and pay tuition fees, and then they can start studying in Japanese universities.