As the exam approaches, many students have been hurt by the domestic postgraduate entrance examination, and the phenomenon of abandoning the exam has gradually appeared.
I don't want to take any more papers, and I don't want to give up the graduate school entrance examination just like that, so in the end, it seems that there is only one way left to study abroad and graduate school. Don't worry, it's still too late to study in Japan in 24 years, and students who don't know how to prepare can collect it.
1. Timeline of application for studying in Japan
Now is the time for the July 24 students to apply, and the seniors will take the July students as an example. Students who want to apply for October students should postpone it for three months at the time point given by the senior.
Now – January 24 Pick a language school and prepare the materials.
February 24 Prepare the materials and send them to Japan for review by the language school teachers.
March 24 April The materials were submitted to the Immigration Bureau and were sent to the Immigration Bureau.
May 24 After the visa is issued, the tuition fee is remitted, and the dormitory is selected.
June 24 Buy a plane ticket and pack your luggage.
July 24 Arrived in Japan to prepare for the monk examination.
2. Reasons for choosing Japan to go to graduate school
At this time, some students want to ask, they all have to take the test, why do you want to go to Japan to take the test?The senior sorted out these reasons for everyone.
1. There are many opportunities.
The domestic postgraduate entrance examination is only once a year, and I don't know how many students have broken the hearts of the students who have just ended.
There are two opportunities to take the Japanese graduate school twice a year, and you can also apply for multiple colleges. As long as the time does not conflict, students can try multiple target colleges, plus a few guaranteed schools, and the success rate of landing will increase greatly.
2. There are few test subjects.
There is no need to take a political exam, and some liberal arts colleges don't even require an English score.
There is no unified entrance examination for master's degrees in Japan, only the internal entrance examination of each school. The test consists of a specialized course and a Japanese language test, plus an interview. There are fewer subjects in the exam than in China, and the difficulty is relatively simple.
3. Don't pay attention to the school.
Seniors often see examples of students who are not very good in their schools attacking good schools, of course, because they can study hard. Rather than the quality of an undergraduate school, Japanese graduate students are more interested in the ability of their majors, the quality of their research proposals, and their language scores.
However, the seniors do not recommend that students go to Japan on a whim because they are hurt by the domestic postgraduate entrance examination, and there are still many things to consider.
3. Things to consider
1. Is there enough budget?
Although studying in Japan is relatively cheap, it costs 12 150,000 soft girl coins a year, so students should not listen to those fools who go to Japan to study for 350,000 yuan.
If you want to apply for a private school, you have to add a little bit on top of that. The cost of the first year will definitely not be reduced, at least after the second year is admitted to the school, then work to make money.
2. Do you have any basic knowledge of Japanese?
Of course, you need to learn Japanese when you go to study in Japan, and it is best for students to learn N4 and N3 in China, so that they can adapt to Japan faster and go ashore faster. If you don't have a basic knowledge of Japanese, you will have to spend extra time learning Japanese, so you need to think about it.
However, there is also an SGU English program in Japan, which does not require Japanese scores, but the English requirements are relatively high, and interested students DD seniors
3. Clarify the goal of Japan.
Students need to think about their goals in advance when they start planning to study in Japan, and the advice of the seniors is to choose a few sprint guaranteed schools according to their own situation. Don't think that you can get into Tokyo University and Waseda at the beginning, there are indeed many examples of counterattacks, but preparing for the exam will be tiring, not to mention the time it takes.
4. Low recognition of returning to China.
This is something that students must consider well, and don't blindly follow the trend. There are not many well-known schools in Japan, and there may only be two schools, Tokyo University and Waseda.
If you want to return to China after graduation, you must first think about whether you can accept this. If you want to stay and work in the future, then there is no problem.
Students consider the above points, if you feel that you can accept it, then come to the seniors to do a study abroad plan You can do a small assessment first to let the seniors understand you.
Leave a comment below, e.g. AACAB
1. I want to go to Japan.
A: 2024 B: 2025C: Other.
2. What is the level of Japanese now?
A: Zero-based B: N5 C: N4 D: N3 E: N2 F: N1
3. What is the academic background?
A: High School B: Junior College C: Undergraduate D: Other.
4. Does your family support you to study in Japan?
A: Yes B: Not Yes C: Still under discussion.
5. Annual household income
A: 5-100,000 B: 10-200,000 C: More than 200,000.