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Originally Posted by tommasi
I believe even exchange programs to Japan require you to have first two years of college level Japanese classes completed so your main concern is to work on your Japanese.
I think it might be more easier to be accepted by ICU and Sofia than Waseda.
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You don't need that. I have _zero_ college level japanese classes in my baggage and I'm going to waseda for exchange in September. Waseda, as well as Sophia and Keio all give courses in english that you can take. These courses would not be enough to build an entire education from, but for an exchange it's fine. There are also intensive one-year language programs you can do on your exchange, where you do need to have some college-level studies in japanese done. Here, it's around a year you need.