Hello, It's a lame question but here I go. I'm going to be a 4th year this coming fall and currently studying a BA in Business. Recently I'm into Psychology and I really want to study it for MA. I took a few classes in it but I didn't think that I would want to do anything like this until right now, which is also late to minor in it (I think). Is there any school in Japan (Tokyo specifically) that don't require applicants to have a BA in that field? Please, if anyone know or have any recommendation, tell me. And Thank you very much for taking your time in answering. By the way, I'm studying in USA and I want to go there to study. I'm not Japanese and don't speak very fluent in it either. Still studying it for the exams. I'm not interested in Temple University though.
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you mean "doesn't" require applicants, not "don't". A school doesn't. Schools don't.
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Check out Waseda University. It may have something. However, I have a feeling that Japanese graduate schools are ridiculously difficult (both to get in and to get out). Very stressful. You may be better off doing your MA in the US and look for opportunities to go to Japan afterward.
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