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Studying in a different undergraduate program
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2015/8/26 21:54
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I am studying economics in a Japanese University.But my real interest is to study physics and continue to higher education as far as I can go.The question is, after I graduate, will I be eligible to apply for a visa for the secondary undergraduate course, or do I have to quit my current school? I would like to graduate from my current school if it is possible.Is there limit about the number of universities foreigners can enroll and get a student visa?
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by soctky
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Re: Studying in a different undergraduate program
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2015/8/27 12:11
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No limit - provided you are accepted by the university, and you have the funds to pay for it.
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by Dainichi Heater
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