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Japanese university entrance examinations |
Japanese
University Entrance Examinations (入学試験, にゅうがくしけん, nyuugaku
shiken) - Examinations held each year in Japan from
January to March to determine college admissions. Unlike the
French Baccalauréat, there are different versions with
different schools looking for results from different exams.
In Japan, this test is generally considered the most
important event in a child's education. Students who fail
may spend a year or more studying to retake the examination.
There are special prep schools marketed towards these
students. They are sometimes referred to as rōnin), after
masterless Samurai.
Information source: “Japanese University Entrance
Examinations.” wikipedia.org. Article date: 8 Jan. 2008.
Retrieved: Wikipedia. 12 Feb. 2008 <Japanese
University Entrance Examinations>. |
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