🚀 go-pugleaf

Actually, Japan follows an elitist system of education much like some
european countries.

In Japan, you have to write a number of exams. If your scores are too low
then you cannot enter university and consequently dishonour your family.
Consequently, professional, executive or scientific-type jobs are out of
reach. The only option is to work a blue-collar job or move to another
country which is not elitist as regards university entrance.

As regards your comment that Japan is not a socialist country has no bearing
on the distribution of scholarships. In the US for example, all the ivy
league universities offer scholarships to the best and the brightest. These
scholarships are not government funded but are set up by alumni or
corporations. I should know, my sister received a full scholarship to one of
the best universities in the US. Given that I was the dumb one in the family
I had to settle for a lessor university


Anyhoo.....you are avoiding my request. Can we see your transcripts so that
we can have proof of your outstanding GPA? Just say yes or no. If you say
no, I will take this as a confession that you lied.

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>>Masa, why didn't you qualify for a scholarship in Japan?
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>Japan is NOT a socialism country.
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>There is NO scholarships.     NONE.   0 !!!!!!
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>You will NOT be able to go to school unless you have money first.  No
>one gives you money.
>Government will NOT give you/school any money.   In fact, you need to
>even pay when you go to high school.   It is not free.
>And universities are fully funded by students.   Know these things
>before you argue.
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>You can borrow your money from newspaper company or some financial
>sponsors but you need to give money back with or without interest
>afterwards.  I believe you call these in here as bursaries or
>financial assistance.
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