Shinkanzen Master N1 Vocabulary Lesson 6: School, Education, and Students

→ He attends a private integrated junior and senior high school.

→ Since I went to an all-boys school, I'm a little uncomfortable talking with women.

→ My older sister studied at a strict all-girls school.

→ Recently, more schools have been becoming coeducational.

→ After graduating from high school, I plan to attend a four-year university.

→ She is majoring in early childhood education at a junior college.

→ I want to go to graduate school and conduct more specialized research.

→ After school, I attend cram school three times a week.

→ To get into university, I spent a year attending a prep school as a ronin student.

→ I study technical skills at a vocational school to become a hairdresser.

→ I like the liberal atmosphere of this university.

→ That school has strict rules and a conservative culture.

→ He proposed an innovative idea in the field of education.

→ Because I grew up in a strict family, I am very particular about manners and etiquette.

→ A liberal educational policy that values students' independence.

→ Her parents have very liberal views.

→ Take a course you're interested in to improve your skills.

→ I was specially allowed to audit a class in another department.

→ English is a required subject for first-year students.

→ Take elective courses according to your interests.

→ To write the paper, I examine a great deal of prior literature.

→ In the seminar, we closely read and analyze specialized books from abroad.

→ After the presentation, we will have a ten-minute Q&A session.

→ I successfully completed the university's four-year course of study.

→ Upon graduating from university, you are awarded a bachelor's degree.

→ I studied in graduate school for two years and earned a master's degree.

→ He is an excellent researcher with a doctorate in physics.

→ I still need eight more credits to graduate.

→ The first-stage examination will be a written test.

→ Only those who pass the written exam can proceed to the oral exam.

→ To obtain a driver's license, you must pass the practical test.

→ He devoted his entire life to scholarship.

→ She entered medical school aspiring to become a doctor.

→ He has excellent grades and is a model student.

→ Because my grades were excellent, I was able to receive a scholarship.

→ At the graduation ceremony, I was awarded my diploma by the principal.

→ For financial reasons, half of the tuition was waived.

→ Private universities have higher tuition costs than national universities.

→ Every month, I transfer the tuition fee for language school.

→ The examination fee must be transferred through the bank by the deadline.

→ I decided to take a one-year leave of absence from university for medical treatment.

→ Family communication is important to prevent children from turning to delinquency.

→ Before writing a new paper, thoroughly review prior research.

→ For detailed data, please refer to the separate sheet.

→ Doctors use many technical terms, making their conversations difficult to understand.

→ Define important terms at the beginning of the paper.

→ The rain completely ruined our long-awaited trip.

→ This book describes practical skills that can be immediately useful at work.

→ Infer future trends from past cases.

→ He is known as the foremost authority in this field.

→ His new academic theory attracted worldwide attention.

→ Many issues still remain in Japan's education system.

→ Assemble the machine according to the steps in the manual.

→ Summarize the key points clearly in bullet form.

→ It was my first time doing the job, so I got confused because I didn't know how to do it.

→ We don't have much time, so please explain it concisely.

→ His advice was very beneficial for my future.

→ The teacher sternly pointed out mistakes in my paper.

→ I happened to run into a high school classmate at the station.

→ At university, I devoted a lot of effort to extracurricular activities such as a volunteer club.

→ On our high school trip, we went to Kyoto and Nara.

→ He is a close classmate of mine from junior high school.

→ Before the meeting began, I had a little small talk with my colleague.

→ A high school reunion was held for the first time in ten years.