What are the GPA requirements for KCP?
KCP International Japanese Language School has GPA requirements that vary depending on your educational background and how you plan to attend the program. While academic…
Eligibility
Do I need to know some Japanese before I study at KCP?
No. KCP International Japanese Language School does not have a strict Japanese language requirement for admission, so you do not need to be proficient in…
Is KCP International Japanese Language School Right for Me?
KCP International Japanese Language School is an excellent choice for students who are serious about learning Japanese and want to make rapid progress through an…
Does KCP accept high school students or high school recent graduates?
This is a very intensive, full immersion college based program of study. We do not accept high school students. Students must be at least 18…
Do I have to be a current student to be able to attend KCP?
You don’t have to be a student. KCP is open to all full-time undergraduate students regardless of your field of study, to post-graduate students, and…
Can all student years study abroad?
Most colleges/universities require students to be at least in their junior or senior year to participate in their study abroad programs. Best to check with…
What do I need to be accepted into the KCP program?
Generally, to be accepted: You must be at least 18 years old. You must be prepared to put in three to six hours of study…
Do I need to have a certain GPA (grade point average) to study at KCP?
If you are attending through one of KCP’s sponsor or affiliate schools, you will need a minimum GPA of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale.
If I don’t have the minimum entry qualifications, can I still attend KCP?
The entry requirements for the KCP program are pretty generous. If you don’t meet them, you’re better off not attending the program.
My grades are below average in my college. Can I still be accepted into the KCP program?
KCP considers applications on a case-by-case basis. If you have qualities or circumstances that might compensate for your grades, please describe them well in your…
