ましゅまろそーだ
I have a university recommendation exam...
I'm applying for a department that's a test of physical strength. Does applying from a correspondence high school seem like too much of a stretch? Do you think they'll ask about my correspondence high school during the interview, or whether I can attend regularly...?
2026.09.28 AM 12:47 · View Count 8
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Lv.77
Reia3
Nowadays, 1 in 10 people attend correspondence high schools. Depending on whether you are attending a support school, is there anyone you can consult with, such as your homeroom teacher or career counselor, including interview preparation? As a side note, a long time ago, I saw a TV program about a professional athlete who attended a correspondence high school because they were constantly traveling for competitions. It's a common piece of advice, but it's good to think about what you've worked hard on in high school, why you want to go to your desired school, and what you want to do after graduating and entering society. I hope you have good luck with your desired school.🙏
Lv.53
ちいさなみーたん
Even with correspondence courses, attendance and motivation can make it work, but if you're posting in a school refusal community, you should be prepared for some harsh judgment. If you have a clear reason why you want to enter that university/faculty, stick to your guns and go for it. Isn't it more about the strength of your own will than how others perceive you?