How hard is it to get into a Japanese university as a foreigner?

Foreigners have an easier time getting into Japanese universities than Japanese students, mainly because the Japanese government encourages a diverse university population (the non-Asian population at most universities is still extremely low, however).

Do Japanese universities accept A levels?

Entry requirements for Japanese universities Most Japanese universities teaching in English require students to have three A Levels. When applying for a Japanese university, you will likely be asked to submit the following documents: Certificate of your GCSE results.

What GPA do you need to get into Japanese university?

In order to get enrolled in this program, your gpa must be over 3.2. There are several programs not only JTW, if you’re a graduate or research student, things would change.

Can a foreigner study in Japan?

All other foreign students in Japan need a student visa in order to study in Japan. Visa applicants require an educational institution as their sponsor in order to obtain a student visa. Even then, students may work only a set maximum number of hours per week. Working on a tourist visa is prohibited.

How can I study in Japan as a foreign student?

Eligibility for Japanese university. Foreigners who want to study at a Japanese university must meet the following requirements: Have a valid passport. 12 years of school in your home country or an International Baccalaureate diploma (the German Abitur is also accepted by many universities)

How hard is it to get into a university in Japan?

You have to take many Entrance Exams to get into any university. It’s a lot of cramming. In Canada you just apply with your High School transcript and you’re good to go. In Japan this is called AO入試 (Admission Office), and it’s starting to gain some traction. So yes, there’s a lot more work involved with getting into a University.

What are the types of admission for programs conducted in Japan?

For programs conducted in Japanese, there are two types of admissions: general screening for domestic students and special screening for international students.

How many universities are there in Japan?

There are hundreds of Japanese universities: some public, some private, and others national. Each university requires at least one round of exams prior to admission.