• Open campus information
• Three steps to the day
• July 2014
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Open campus information

Participate in an open campus and get a feel for the atmosphere of a university campus!
There are plenty of events, such as mock classes that will help you imagine what it will be like after you enroll, and tours led by university students! There are also opportunities for first and second year students and their parents to participate! Participate actively and learn more about the university of your dreams! Also, at the school festival , you can experience a university in a slightly different way than at the open campus.

*The dates listed may be subject to change without notice and advance reservations may be required, so please contact each university in advance.

Three steps to attending an open campus

Search by university name or a convenient date! Some universities hold open campuses on the same day. But don’t worry! In Kyoto, the university campuses are close to each other, so you can visit multiple campuses! It’s also a good idea to check out “Kyoto’s Learning Style,” a Kyoto university information magazine published by the University Consortium Kyoto.

Once you have decided which university you want to attend, it is time to research that university. Each university has a comprehensive website for entrance exam information, so be sure to check it out! In addition to the website, many universities also accept requests for information materials, so it may be a good idea to request them.

It’s your first time visiting a university campus. What should you bring to the open campus? What should you wear? Let’s check it out!

□ Writing implements and memo pads

Be sure to take notes so you don’t miss anything you hear from people at the university! It’s also important to review your notes after you get home! Writing utensils and a notepad are essential.

□ A bag that can hold A4 size documents

You will likely be given materials by the university, so bring a bag that can hold A4-sized materials.

□ Clothes

You can wear either the uniform or your own clothes. However, please choose appropriate clothing that will not cause discomfort to the university. Also, since you will be walking around the campus a lot, choose shoes that you are comfortable wearing.

□ Heat stroke prevention goods

Open campuses are often held during the summer holidays, when it is easy for high school students to participate. When touring campuses, you will be exposed to the sun for a long time, so it is essential to take measures against heatstroke in the hot summer. Bring a hat and drinking water. In recent years, there have also been hot days around October, so carelessness is the enemy.

□ University area map and contact information

On the day, make sure to bring a map and contact information in case you get lost or are late for a scheduled class. If you are attending a university in Kyoto City, why not use the Kyoto Walking Map from “Kyoto Tourism Navi”?

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