Support System

We would like to introduce three support systems that will help you with your student life.

Scholarship Program
Tuition support
Lifestyle Support

Scholarship Program

Sanko Gakuen's unique scholarship system supports your efforts!

*Please be sure to check the recruitment requirements for details.

	Interview	Practical exam	Written exam
AO Admission	You can choose one of them.
High school recommendation admission	●	―	●
General admission	●	―	●

*Selection method: Varies depending on the application method.

Practical exam

Department of Hairstylist Department of Hairdesign & Makeup: Choose one from "Hair Winding," "Makeup Sketching," or "Nail Art."
Department of Total Beauty: Choose one from "Makeup Drawing" or "Nail Art".

Written exam

Choose one from the following: Japanese Language and General Knowledge (Japanese language and general knowledge in general) or Self-Introduction Essay (approximately 600 characters).

If you can pass

SS scholarship student	1 million yen exemption (500,000 yen x 2 years)
S scholarship student	600,000 yen exemption (300,000 yen x 2 years)
A scholarship student	400,000 yen exemption (200,000 yen x 2 years)
B scholarship student	200,000 yen exemption (100,000 yen x 2 years)
C scholarship student	100,000 yen exemption (50,000 yen x 2 years)

*There is no obligation to return the funds (except for dropouts).

*The amount of exemption will be reviewed when you advance to the next grade. The above amounts are examples assuming that the same type of tuition fee will remain until graduation.

Taking on bold challenges led to growth.

Becoming a scholarship student has made me more proactive in trying new things, and I've also become less shy around people. Taking the plunge and applying for the scholarship with the mindset of "Let's just give it a try!" has led to significant personal growth.

Ai Kuzuwa

Department of Hairstylist 1st year

(A graduate of Osaka Prefectural Suita High School)

Tuition support

Lifestyle Support

We will work together to resolve any concerns you may have about living alone or student life.

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Support from senior students

At the orientation held shortly after enrolling, new students will meet a senior student (orientation instructor) in addition to their homeroom teacher who will talk to them about their future student life, internships, and employment.

The Orientation Trainer team is made up of volunteers who use their own experience to provide a variety of support activities to help first-year students get off to a smooth start in their school life.

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Counseling by specialized staff

In addition to the lecturers in charge of the classes, "campus advisors" will work with each student to think through their problems and concerns and help them find the direction they should take in the future.