School Options: Tokyo, Toshimaku

Just add up the numbers above.

Entrance exam fee, entrance fee and tuition, plus uniform (winter and summer uniforms) and other miscellaneous expenses for the first year.

Tuition and other expenses for the second year and later.

There will also be expenses charged for the big school trip that takes place in what is equivalent to Grade 11. (The trip will be to some faraway place in Japan like Okinawa or Hokkaido. Some private schools organize trips to overseas destinations, like China, US, etc.)

Ah, thanks for your help! I'll ask here if I have any other questions.

2005窶扼窶忸窶堙個坂?堋校ﾅｽﾃｳﾅ陳ｱﾋ???愿?窶堙ｦ窶堙ｨ
ﾂ鞘?｡ﾂ新ﾂ鞘?版ｽqﾅ?w窶ｰ竄ｬ(Junshin girl's Junior &Senior High school)
ﾂ坂?｡ﾅ?i窶堙娯?禿塒??窶堙坂?｢ﾃ篠債ｷ窶冤48窶彑
1窶扼ﾂ ﾂ鞘?版ｽq113窶督ｼ
2窶扼ﾂ ﾂ鞘?版ｽq132窶督ｼ
3窶扼ﾂ ﾂ鞘?版ｽq132窶督ｼ
ﾂ青ｧ窶｢ﾅｾﾂ 窶堋?窶堙ｨ
窶慊ｪ窶敖ｯﾂ ﾆ恥ﾂーﾆ筑ﾂ、窶卮停?敖ｯ窶堙坂?ｹﾃ滅ｽ~
ﾅｽﾂ昶?堋ｿ窶｢ﾂｨﾂ 窶｢Wﾂ鞘ぎﾆ弛ﾆ鍛ﾆ丹窶堙坂?堋?窶堙ｩ窶堋ｪ窶露窶佚ｰﾅｽﾂｩ窶燃ﾂ。ﾅ暖窶佚鯛?堙最ｽﾂ昶?堋ｿﾂ最ｾ窶堙昶?ｰﾃつ ﾆ痴ﾆ但ﾆ湛窶ｹﾃ滅ｽ~
窶佚･ﾅ?wﾂ進ﾅ?w窶板ｦﾂ 窶｢ﾂｽﾂ青ｬ15窶扼ﾂ 窶佚･ﾅ?w45% 窶兒窶佚･23%ﾂ ﾂ静ｪ窶禿･ﾅ?wﾂ校17%ﾂ ﾂ就ﾂ職4%ﾂ 窶堋ｻ窶堙娯?伉ｼﾋ弉ﾂ人11%
ﾅｽﾃ･窶牌窶佚･ﾅ?wﾂ坂?｡ﾅ?iﾅｽﾃ?ﾂ静堕 ﾂ静でｽRﾅ?w窶ｰ@窶佚･1 窶邸ﾂ青ｭ窶佚･2 ﾂ青ｬﾂ湘ｩ窶佚･1 ﾂ ﾂ坂?佛?w窶ｰ@窶佚･2 窶愿ｺ窶怒窶佚･2
窶愬停?芭窶佚･3 ﾂ ﾂ静ｪﾂ修窶佚･1 ﾂ 窶凖ｩ窶ｹﾅｾ窶佚･1ﾂ ﾂ坂?佛ｽmﾅ?ﾃ壺?佚･ 1ﾂ 窶ｹﾃ環静ｬ窶佚･5 窶愬停?ｹﾅｾ窶拈窶ｹﾃ??佚･1
ﾂ神窶愿楪静ｬ窶佚･1ﾂ ﾅ?ﾃ問?愬椎?w窶ｰ@窶佚･3 ﾂ静頁陳ｩﾅ?w窶ｰ竄ｬﾂ鞘?版ｽq窶佚･3ﾂ

ﾅ?w窶敕ｯﾂ 3窶扼ﾅ?ﾃ板 2,285,000窶ｰ~ﾂ

The rank of "Junshin girl's High school" is the bottom from the "Toshima school."
A ratio of students going on to higher schools is 85%.
However, the rank of a university is low.

In "Junshin girl's High school", there is a short-term exchange studying-abroad system with an American dregs TEREA school.

Looks like Nagashima-san is supplying more info on Junshin Girls' High School.

Junshin appears to rank lower than the school in Toshima.
The school prohibits dyed hair, piercings, etc.; cell phone allowed.
85% of graduates go to college, but not many in the top universities.

Yearly tuition and expenses are 700,000 yen plus.

Thank you again, Nagashiima-san!

epigene窶堋ｳ窶堙ｱﾂ 窶堙??堋､窶堙?ﾂ、窶堋ｲ窶禿?ﾋ彷窶堙ｰ窶堋ｨ窶堋ｩ窶堋ｯ窶堋ｵ窶堙懌?堋ｷﾂ。

Thank you both, so much!!! This schools seems very good for me. I probably won't be going on to a top university, so that's not really a problem for me ^^

I'mma go to the "explanitory meeting" ?? in July ^^

Anything I else I might need to know?

Any other info do you have about going to school in Japan?

Or any info about to to get help or sponsorship to help pay for tuition?

As far as going to Junshin is concerned, I don't think anything more is necessary, since you're going to its "setsumei-kai (school explanatory meeting for prospective students)."

I personally think that you are not eligible for financial assistance in Japan, unless your guardian qualifies for unemployment or something (my apologies ). Also, most private schools don't offer such assistance unless you're either very smart or have a special talent (in arts or sports). You should check out Canadian educational assistance; there may be a possibility of student loan or something.

Also, if you think the tuition is too high, you should seriously consider Kokusai High School, where tuition and other expenses are only 1/4 of Junshin's. My description of the school may give you an impression of a school for nerds, but it is not. The academic curriculum is not all that stressful. Because it's public, the school admits students of all categories, coming from all walks of life. It is a healthy, eclectic mixture of students that should be interesting and stimulating.

If you're visiting Junshin in summer, you should also go visit Kokusai. The school building and facilities are new. It offers classes that are unique and not found in other "normal" schools (such as dramatic arts, Japanese musical instrument playing such as koto and shamisen, foreign language study other than English, etc.)

I think you really should give Kokusai a chance. Email them now or at least visit the school during your stay in Japan this summer. Please remember that you can apply with two or more schools. The only charge involved is the entrance examination fee. The entrance fee payment is required only when you decide to enter the school (to be paid for Junshin and none for Kokusai).

I wonder when Kokusai holds its "setsumei-kai"...
Do you know, Nagashima-san?

Wow, you can come before July 1 to Japan, apply and take the test right away at Kokusai! And the test fee is only 2,200 yen! Give it a try for sure.

Here is the description of what you need for Kokusai:
http://www.kokusai-h.metro.tokyo.jp/intldept_2003_rf_sept(e).htm

These are sample questions of the essay you must write as extrance exam:
http://www.kokusai-h.metro.tokyo.jp/zaikyoukakomon.htm

Just prepare the documents for application, have your guardian in Japan pick up the application form, and you'll be all set!! This school is a must to try!!

Of course, if you're so firmly determined to enter Junshin, that's another story... ☝