Frequently Asked Questions

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You may want to refer to past issues of the Faculty of Sports and Health Studies.

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Deviation values are calculated by prep schools based on the number of applicants and other factors, so they will vary depending on the data from each prep school. Please be prepared to demonstrate your ability without worrying too much about deviation scores.

A: This is not a factor in the general entrance examinations.
This has nothing to do with the general entrance examinations. Even if you are not good at sports, it is no problem at all because the Faculty of Sports and Health Studies trains people who can build a healthy society through sports.

A: In the entrance examination, please note that the course to which you belong to your high school is irrelevant.
It does not matter what course you took in high school. It is important to acquire basic academic skills.

A: The entrance examinations for Hosei University are very advanced.
Hosei University does not have highly difficult entrance exam questions. It is important to master basic vocabulary and syntax. As you can see from past exams, the questions are mainly long reading comprehension questions, so you will need to be able to read through long passages. It would be a good idea to read books with long passages and bilingual books.

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In the Health Design course, you will naturally need basic knowledge of mathematics as well as biology and chemistry, but it does not mean that you have to be good at mathematics. In this course, you will not study mathematics, but rather you will use your basic knowledge of mathematics and other science subjects to learn about rehabilitation methods and other subjects. In order to select a course, prerequisite subjects are established, and students will develop basic skills in those subjects before proceeding to specialized courses, so there is no need to worry even if you are not good at mathematics. We also offer subjects such as "Mathematics" and "Statistics" as vision-building courses, so if you are not good at those subjects, please be proactive and take them as well.

A: In the entrance examinations, students are required to take the basic courses they have taken up to high school.
In the entrance examination, we will test you in so-called liberal arts subjects to make sure that you have mastered the basic academic skills up to high school. Some of the specialized courses offered by the Faculty of Sports and Health Studies require a background in the sciences, and we will guide you in taking these courses so that you will acquire the necessary knowledge after entering the Faculty.

A: First, the applicant must meet the requirements of the application.
First, you must meet the application requirements. In addition, applicants will be comprehensively screened based on the documents submitted at the time of application.

A: In [Science and Mathematics], applicants must meet the following requirements
In the Science and Mathematics section, applicants will be given themes and data specific to science and mathematics topics, and asked to analyze and express their opinions on these topics. In addition, the applicant may be asked about the content of their statements in an interview.
In the [Athlete] section, students are given topics related to sports and health.
For the 2014 entrance examination, the Top Athletes Entrance Examination will also require an essay (same as the Athletes).

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This is partially described in the Self-Recommendation Special Entrance Examination Guidelines. Please note that the content of past examinations up to 2013 is different.

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The events are limited to those of the Olympic Games, the National Athletic Meet, the National High School Athletic Meet (Inter-High School), and those of the central athletic organizations and associate member organizations of the Japan Amateur Athletic Association.

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If you are active in a local club team, etc., and have a record of competition in a regular athletic event, there is no problem with your application. For example, if you are a member of a soccer club team, you can still meet the eligibility requirements.

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The Athlete Program entrance examination requires a higher level of commitment to athletics after enrollment. However, it does not obligate you to join an athletic club at the university, nor does it guarantee an athletic environment at the university.

A: As a student of the School of Sport and Health, you are required to take a course of study.
As a student in the Faculty of Sports and Health Studies, there are five practical skills courses that you are required to take. In addition, depending on the course you are enrolled in after your second year, you may be required to take more practical skills courses. However, the Faculty of Sports and Health Studies is not only looking for people with excellent athletic abilities. We are looking for people who have the passion to convey the joy of sports and the sense of accomplishment that comes from being able to do something you were not able to do before.

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Of the 50 or more credits of specialized courses required for graduation, you must earn at least 20 credits from your chosen course. In order to enhance your own expertise, a certain number of credits must be taken from your chosen courses, but overall, it is possible to take more than half of your credits from other courses.

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Students will be asked to confirm their course preferences around October of their first year, and will be assigned to one of the following courses in their second year: "Health Design," "Sports Business," or "Sports Coaching. In principle, there is no limit to the number of students who can enroll in each course, but please note that some practical training courses are offered on a selective basis. However, students may request to change courses only once upon completion of their second year of study.

A: J-League
Faculty members who are involved in the management of the J. League have been appointed, and internships in the J. League are planned. We have also arranged opportunities for students to assist with events at several J-League teams, including Kawasaki Frontale, as part of the "specialized seminar" and other practical training.

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Internships at medical facilities and health promotion facilities are provided in a course called "Health Promotion Facility Practicum. Some students have also had internships with professional baseball teams and J-League teams. Overseas training is not part of the regular curriculum, but is offered during summer vacation for two to three weeks for those who wish to participate. For more information, please visit the following website.

• About the "Overseas Extracurricular Training Program of the Faculty of Sports and Health Studies

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SSI (Sports Science Institute) is a course for students who enter Hosei University with a sports recommendation. Students can study unique SSI subjects (sports-related subjects) in addition to the subjects offered by their undergraduate schools. The Faculty of Sports and Health Studies, on the other hand, offers a specialized course of study in "Sports and Health Studies," a comprehensive course of study in three different courses that allows students to study sports more deeply and professionally from the perspective of health and sports science.

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As the system for entrance examinations with sports recommendations will be the same as that for entrance examinations with sports recommendations, it is preferable for clubs to have a practice site in Tama. The Health and Physical Education Department handles the sports recommendation entrance examination. Depending on the sports club, interviews and selections may be conducted prior to the examination, so it is advisable to contact the Health and Physical Education Department for more information.

• Ichigaya Physical Education Section, Health and Physical Education Department
• 03-3264-9498

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The Faculty of Sports and Health Studies does not offer courses that students from other faculties can take.

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Students can study sports professionally and scientifically to learn about their own bodies. This will help you develop the injury-free body you need as a professional athlete. You can also learn the knowledge necessary to live as a professional through specialized subjects, which I think is a far greater advantage than going on to other faculties. In addition, the advantages of enrolling in Hosei University's Faculty of Sports and Health Studies include the ability to study in a comprehensive environment that is different from a single college, the opportunity to meet many friends from all over Japan, the opportunity to exchange opinions with athletes from other disciplines, and the support of many alumni who are active in the sports world. A: I think the advantages are that you can learn in a different environment, meet many friends from all over the country, exchange ideas with athletes in other sports, and receive support from many graduates who are active in the sports world.

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It is certainly difficult to find a job as a coach right after graduating from college. It is possible to enter the profession as an instructor if you become a middle or high school teacher or a civil servant and are assigned to the "Sports Promotion Division" or "Board of Education". In addition, depending on the discipline, employment in a private school may be possible. It is possible to work as an instructor at a private school for children and students in tennis, soccer, gymnastics, etc.

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In addition to manufacturers of sports equipment, there is great interest in the Faculty of Sports and Health Studies from food manufacturers, clothing manufacturers, the publishing industry, the distribution industry, and service industries such as travel, hotels, and fitness clubs, and many students find employment in these industries. In addition, many students are employed as health and physical education teachers, sports instructors, health promotion facilities, and medical institutions as health and exercise specialists. Of course, it is necessary for students to work hard during their four years of undergraduate study, but unlike a single college, a university with a history of nearly 130 years and more than 300,000 graduates has high expectations from its graduates who are active in various fields, and we believe that students should not worry too much about their job prospects.

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To become an athletic trainer (AT), you must take the designated courses at a university or vocational school, complete practical training in the field, and pass the theory and practical examinations. The Faculty of Sports and Health Studies allows students to take the designated courses and part of the practical training within the undergraduate curriculum. In addition, students will also be able to prepare for the examinations through practice courses.

A: In theory, it is possible.
Theoretically, it is possible, but if you aim to obtain many certifications, you will have less flexibility in your coursework. It is advisable to take a wide range of courses with as much leeway as possible. It is necessary to make a reasonable course plan.

A: Students who wish to study in other faculties are required to take the courses designated for their qualifications.
It is not possible for students from other faculties to take all the designated courses related to qualifications. If you are interested, please consider enrolling in the Faculty of Sports and Health Studies.