Supports "willingness to learn" from the economic side.
Shimonoseki City University provides a variety of economic support so that students can work with peace of mind and live a fulfilling campus life. Please check the various conditions before using it in order to achieve your goals while attending school and to get the future you envision.
What is a scholarship?
The scholarships provide financial support to students who are willing to study and have excellent abilities so that they do not give up their studies due to financial anxiety. Including the Japan Student Services Organization, local public organizations and public relations organizations have set up their own scholarship programs to support students who are worried about paying tuition. Approximately 50% of Shimonoseki City University students are scholars of the Japan Student Services Organization.
Primary incentive system for students with excellent grades
In order to support students who work hard in school work, the highest grade (5%) of those who have passed the general entrance examination (5%) will reduce the admission fee by half.
For more information:
Student Osamu scholarship
This is a system in which incentives are provided to improve the motivation of students who have excellent academic performance in the previous year and encourage students to study Osamu. Selection is made for each grade from the second grade to the fourth grade and each department (students are selected from all study students from grades 2 to 4). The amount of benefits is less than 100,000 yen per person per year.
Before applying for a scholarship
Scholarships are designed to help motivated and capable students to pursue their dreams with their own will and responsibility without giving up their studies for financial reasons.
For more information:
Scholarship Q & A
- Q.
- What kind of scholarships do you have?
- A.
- Scholarships can be broadly divided into "benefit type (return not required)" and "loan type (return obligation at the same time as graduation)". There are two types of "lending type": interest-free type and interest-bearing type.
As for the types of scholarships, in addition to the Japan Student Services Organization Scholarship, which is a national scholarship project, local governments (such as the Board of Education) and private organizations have their own scholarship programs.
- Q.
- What are the most frequently used scholarships?
- A.
- This is the Japan Student Services Organization Scholarship Program, a national scholarship program.
- Q.
- What time is the recruitment time?
- A.
- I'm focusing on April.
[Japan Student Services Organization Scholarship]
Every year in April, there is a recruitment of students. A briefing will be held in early April, so if you are looking for a scholarship or are considering it, please be sure to participate. In addition, there is a reservation recruitment system that applies for scholarships before entering university (when you are in high school). For more information, please contact your high school.
[Scholarships for local governments and private organizations]
Depending on each group, it is concentrated in March to May. For more information, please contact your preferred organization.
- Q.
- Where do I apply for the application?
- A.
- It will be held at universities, high schools, and organizations.
[Japan Student Services Organization]
Recruitment of students will be conducted at the university counter after entering university.
Reservation recruitment will be made at the high school where you are enrolled in high school in the third year of high school.
[Scholarships for local governments and private organizations]
As a general rule, each person will do so at the counter of each group.
(If there is a request for recruitment from our university, we will inform you on bulletin boards etc. each time.)
