Q1.

What is "Preparatory Courses”?

Most universities participating in "Japan University Examination" require applicants to take "Preparatory Courses" as admission conditions.

Q2.

Is it allowed if I don't take 'Preparatory Courses'?

In the case of attending "Preparatory Courses" is required at the time of the pre-admission (Offer), you will lose the validity of Offer if you do not attend.

Q3.

What kind of students can take "Preparatory Courses"?

Students who acquired the pre-admission (Offer) in "Japan University Examination" can participate this course.

Q4.

What courses do "Preparatory Courses” have?

Preparatory Courses” mainly focuses on Japanese. As auxiliary courses, students possibly take extra tutoring of literal arts and science with the education guideline of Japanese senior high school beyond local education outline. For specific auxiliary courses, it depends on different majors and different universities, so every candidate may have different auxiliary courses.

Q5.

Is it possible to get no final qualification after I take "Preparatory Courses”?

Japanese universities finally confirm if your Japanese ability is up to N2 level.

Q6.

Does the final qualification judgment at the end of "Preparatory Courses" vary from university to university?

No, it is not. The level of achievement in the "pre-study preparation education" that will be verified after the formal application to the university varies depending on the content of the OFFER.

Q7.

What should I do if I fail to pass the final qualification judgment at the end of the "Preparatory Courses"?

If you receive a "fail" status, you will not be able to study in Japan using the JPUE. However, in this curriculum, each university provides daily guidance to help you reach the "first-round pass" goal and carefully supports you to achieve formal acceptance.

Q8.

If I want to challenge local universities, can I consider Japanese universities at the same time?

Of course, you can do both. You can take the "Joint University Scholastic Ability Test" before sitting for the common national exams to secure your preferred universities, or you can take the "Joint University Scholastic Ability Test" after the national exams to secure your university options.

Q9.

When applying, it is required to submit scores such as English proficiency, Japanese language ability, and local university entrance exams. Will these scores be used in the admission decision?

The 'Joint University Scholastic Ability Test' aims to evaluate students' abilities and qualities comprehensively.