| School | Shibuya school, Shinjuku school | ||||||||
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| Term | July 2010 - March 2011 *9 months | ||||||||
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| Student Quota | 20 students per class. Once the quota is reached the class will be closed. (For the students starting in October we will only be open for enrollment if there is a vacancy.) | ||||||||
| Application Term | By March 10, 2010 | ||||||||
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| Lesson Time | Every week Monday to Friday (5 days per week) 9:00-12:15 or 13:30-16:45 |
| Main Content of the Lessons | Towards Success in the Examination | |||||
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| July term |
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| Fix your theme | ||||||
| Choose a graduate school | ||||||
| October term |
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| Visit research labs | ||||||
| Application /Examination | ||||||
| January term |
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| School Admission | Practical instruction | |||||
Sato Seisoku
Full-time teacher at ARC Academy Master's Degree from Waseda University |
Miki Ota
Full-time teacher at ARC Academy
Master's Degree from Waseda University |
| This class not only teaches the know-how needed in order to pass the graduate school's exams, but also concentrate on the process of thinking and expressing necessary for the research. Even though students' research themes are different, they will develop their abilities which will help them pass entrance exams by cooperating each other. Lessons are mostly done in seminar format, emphasizing on independence of each individual students by creating a free atmosphere for learning. All of our teachers' aim is entrance examination achievement and we take responsibility in supporting everyone's study. | This class aims to help the students refine skills necessary for graduate schools. In order to study in a Japanese graduate school, students need to have a clear idea of the research themes and be able to put them into words. We will think, express, and discuss these ideas with the students in order for them to be closer to their goals. The class includes people who have the same goal which is to live a graduate student life but also have different specialization areas. This makes it a great opportunity to meet amazing new people. |
Tokyo University Graduate School, Osaka University Graduate School, Kobe University Graduate School, Tokyo University of Arts Graduate School, Tokyo Gakugei University Graduate School, Tsukuba University Graduate School, Yokohama National University Graduate School, Waseda University Graduate School, Keio University Graduate School, Sophia University Graduate School, Musashino University Graduate School, J.F.Oberlin University Graduate School, Japan University Graduate School, Senshu University Graduate School, International Budo University Graduate School, Tokyo Metropolitan University Graduate School, etc. (in no particular order)
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