What are the advantages of studying in Japan compared with Britain, America, Australia and South Korea? What is the average monthly living cost in Japan? Is it easy to apply for a national university?

What are the advantages of studying in Japan compared with Britain, America, Australia and South Korea? What is the average monthly living cost in Japan? Is it easy to apply for a national university? Is there a scholarship? The most obvious advantage is that it is close at hand and convenient to travel to and from China. Moreover, although Japanese is more troublesome to learn, because there are Chinese characters, the general meaning can still be guessed.

Consumption in Japan is relatively high. You will notice that all cabbages here are sold at the price of 1/4. If you are a student, you can rent a student apartment. A double room in downtown Tokyo is about 50 thousand yen, which is 60 thousand yen (including water, electricity and gas) But renting a house by yourself is not expensive, and lucky people can have such a house. If you save it, one month's living expenses of1-20,000 yen will be enough (if it is a dormitory with breakfast and dinner). If you rent a house by yourself, it will cost 30,000-50,000 yuan (if you don't have the habit of cooking by yourself). But maybe you want to go out and play, and you can figure out the rest of the money yourself. Tokyo is more expensive than some European countries, but it would be better if it was Kansai. So in Tokyo, it's about 65438+ ten thousand yen per month.

National University of Japan wants international students to take the college entrance examination like Japanese students. Although I heard that the University of Tokyo is also recruiting international students to take English classes recently, the number should be small. You can try it if you want. Therefore, if the Japanese level is not so good, but the English level is passable, it is recommended to take a private university. Private universities have scholarships with many names. If English is excellent, 100% scholarship can be challenged. But every school is different. Read the admissions brochure yourself.