入試・学費について

Applications are accepted, but may be closed once capacity is reached.

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Students applying Department of Nursery can also apply to a four-year university or junior college, while students applying Department of Care Worker can also apply to a four-year university.
For those who wish to apply to both a four-year university or junior college and our school, we offer a "University Concurrent Application System."
If you wish to utilize this system, please fill in the "Concurrent Application" section on the back of your application form.
If, as a result of the exam announcement, you pass the entrance exam for a four-year university or junior college and wish to cancel your enrollment at this school...
Please contact the school by the specified date (see the entrance examination method and tuition fee guide).

It varies slightly depending on the department and course.
For details, please see the Departments and Tuition Fees page.

Of course you can.
We ask that you first submit the payment for the first semester, and then we will send you instructions to ensure that the payment for the second semester is due in July.

Please contact us and we will provide you with information about scholarships, student loan programs, and our university's tuition support system.

We also have an affiliated educational loan agreement with a credit company (Orient Corporation), which means you can receive the necessary tuition loans with simple procedures.

Please see the Tuition Support Information page for further details.

Yes, you can. An information session will be held in early April after you enroll.
However, your chances of receiving a scholarship will be higher if you apply for the "reserved scholarship program" while you are still in high school.
In addition, grant scholarships must be reserved while still in high school.

We recommend that you apply for a reservation in the spring of your third year of high school, when there are more available positions available.

You can apply after enrolling in our school, but there are limited spaces available, so we recommend that you apply while you are still in high school.

Those who are judged to have met certain criteria to become scholarship students at our school are divided into five categories: SS, S, A, B, and C.
This system offers tuition waivers of up to 500,000 yen per year. There are three types of scholarship programs: the "AO Admission Scholarship Program," which is only open to AO applicants; the "High School Recommendation Admission Scholarship Program," which involves a written exam and an interview; and the "General Admission Scholarship Program." For the AO Admission Scholarship Program, applicants must choose one of two selection methods: an interview or a written exam. The written exam requires applicants to choose one subject from "Japanese Language and General Knowledge (Japanese language and general knowledge)" and "Self-Introduction Essay."

Category 1 scholarships are interest-free loans given to outstanding students who are experiencing extreme financial difficulties in continuing their studies.
Category 2 scholarships are loans with interest that are awarded to students selected based on more lenient criteria than Category 1 scholarships.
Also, a grant scholarship is a scholarship that is awarded.

You can apply for loan-type scholarships either before or after enrollment. However, if you apply after enrollment,
There is a limit to the number of students that can be accepted, so we recommend that you make a reservation for recruitment (applying before enrolling) through your current high school.

Please check with the high school you are attending (or were attending).

Candidates for the Japan Student Services Organization scholarship program (100,000 yen or more) will receive a "Type 2 scholarship" of 100,000 yen or more per month, or
The combined total of "Type 1 Scholarship" and "Type 2 Scholarship" is set at 100,000 yen or more per month, or
This system is for those who are currently applying or have been accepted.

If you use this system, you will only need to pay the "entrance fee + teaching materials, practical training fees, and other fees" before enrolling.
The remaining balance (tuition + facility fees) can be paid in monthly installments of 100,000 yen using a scholarship.

More information Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) Scholarship Program page Please see.
*Even if you have already applied for the "Second Scholarship (interest-bearing)" of 20,000 to 90,000 yen, the monthly loan amount will be increased to 100,000 yen or more when you submit your admission application to our school.
It is available by changing it.

It is possible to pay in two installments, one for the early semester and one for the late semester.

If you choose to pay in installments, the second semester tuition fee must be paid by the end of July. Tuition fees for the second year can also be paid in installments.
If you use Sanko Gakuen's initial cost reduction and tuition installment system, you can pay in monthly installments of 100,000 yen.
This system is only available to a limited number of people, so for more information please see the Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) Scholarship Program page.

We welcome students to use government educational loans, Sanko Gakuen affiliated educational loans, and various bank loans, etc.
You can enroll if you have prepared the first year payment.
Also, a grant scholarship is a scholarship that is awarded.

The loan review process takes time, so if you are interested, we recommend that you apply as soon as possible.
There are also loans available that can be used in conjunction with scholarships from the Japan Student Services Organization.

For more information, please contact the relevant loan contact points.

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