Graduate School Preparation

The Graduate School Preparation Course is a class for those who wish to enter a Japanese graduate school.
In addition to teaching the necessary Japanese and English language skills required to enter graduate school, the highly-experienced instructors will provide comprehensive support for admission to graduate school, from finding a graduate school that meets your desires to intensive guidance on how to select a research lab, how to contact professors, creating research proposals, and interviews, etc. We use the information Kyoshin has accumulated over many years of guidance for prospective graduate students effectively so that it can be put to practical use by each student, guiding them toward acceptance to graduate school.

*Courses offered vary by campus.

Graduate School Admissions Schedule (for January entrance exams)

Before taking a graduate school entrance exam, consultations with professors are also available. By visiting each school it is possible to gain a deeper understanding of the actual class and campus environment that cannot be perceived through the internet or brochures. For this reason we encourage you to visit each school as often as necessary . Since KLA is surrounded by a large number of universities, making school visits is extremely convenient.

The annual schedule from April through November and beyond is structured around two main tracks: Events & Exams and Career Guidance. In terms of events and exams, periodic tests and individual interviews are conducted in April, July, and October, leading up to entrance exams in late November. Meanwhile, the career guidance track is designed for those aiming for graduate school, starting with research theme counseling from April to July and professor matching from mid-April to July. Additionally, school visits are conducted from late April to late July, all serving as preparation for the entrance exams in November.

Individual school exam preparatory class

Research proposal

Critical for admission

Your research proposal is the most important part of graduate school entrance exams, so it is important to develop a unique research proposal based on your university studies.