Prospective Students
Prospective Students
Updated on March 3, 2021
We have released exemptions from enrollment fee and tuition for graduate students for the 2021 Spring Semester.
Online Pre-application is now open. New students also can complete the Online Pre-application.
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This webpage is about Exemptions from Enrollment Fee and Tuition for graduate students, mainly for international students.
If you apply for those exemptions, please read Enrollment Fee and Tuition Exemption Application Guide for Graduate Students thoroughly and check every part of your application documents carefully to make certain they are complete and correct.
The application process for ALL applicants consists of three steps:
All applicants are required to complete the process during the following period.
Applications will not be accepted after the application period regardless of the circumstances.
Application
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Online Pre-application |
For current students: From March 3 to March 16 at 16:30 For new students: From March 11 to March 24 |
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Primary Submission |
For current students: From March 3 to March 16 For new students: From April 1 to April 14 |
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Secondary Submission |
From May 11 to May 24 |
*Office hours for applications: 9:30 to 16:30 (Until 17:15 on the last day)
*If submitted by postal mail, it must be postmarked by the last day of each application period (Primary and Secondary Submission).
*Primary Submission for current students is the same as the Online Pre-application period. Please submit the Primary Submission documents after the Online Pre-application.
Application Guide |
Enrollment Fee and Tuition Exemption Application Guide for Graduate Students | |
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Application Documents |
Primary | Secondary |
For Doctoral Students who enrolled in April 2018 and earlier
If you are a foreign national with one of the follwing statuses of residence, please read "日本国籍等授業料等免除申請要領” in Japanese web page.
1. "Special Permanent Resident" *1
2. "Permanent Resident","Spouse or Child of Japanese National" or "Spouse or Child of Permanent Resident" *2
3. "Long-Term Resident" who intends to apply for permanent residency
*1 The term "Special Permanent Resident" refers to a permanent resident provided for by the Special Act on the Immigration Control of, Inter Alia, Those Who Have Lost Japanese Nationality Pursuant to the Treaty of Peace with Japan (Act No. 71 of 1991)
*2 Statuses of residence are prescribed in the Immigration Control and Refugee Recognition on Act (Cabinet Order No.319 of 1951)
All applicants need to complete the online pre-application. After completing the online pre-application, you will receive an email confirming receipt of your pre-application. Be sure to print the entire contents of the email and submit with other documents required for the primary submission.
Following the online pre-application, you must prepare required for the primary submission and the secondary submission. You are required to complete online pre-application before submitting printed documents. Secondary Submission is only for those who complete both the online pre-application and the primary submission. Both the primary and secondary submission are NOT a new application.
Submission Rules of Missing Documents for Applicants of Exemptions from Enrollment Fee and Tuition
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Students affiliated with laboratories at Ookayama Campus or Tamachi Campus |
Financial Aid Group Student Support Division Ookayama Campus (TP-102) |
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Students affiliated with laboratories at Suzukakedai Campus |
Suzukakedai Student Support Group Student Division Suzukakedai Campus (J1 Bldg., Floor 1) |
Documents can be submitted directly or sent by postal mail to the Student Support Division on your campus (not by campus mail). If you send the documents by postal mail, please use Japan Post’s registered mail or “Letter Pack Light” services to check their tracking service. Further information about sending documents by postal mail is in the Application Guide.
In case that you cannot enter Japan yet and cannot ask family members or laboratory associates in Japan to submit them on your behalf, please inform the Student Support Division on your campus of your situation by email.
Tokyo Tech will evaluate applicants’ academic performance, income, and assets according to our regulations. Please see FAQ below.
A notification of the decision will be available via the Web System for Students and Faculty, and will be sent to the applicant's Tokyo Tech email adress (@m.titech.ac.jp). A payment slip(s) in a sealed envelope is scheduled to be sent by campus mail to the applicant's laboratory in mid to late July. If you would like to receive it directly at the Student Support Division, please inform us at the Primary or Secondary Submission.
The basic information below about exemptions and postponement are also written in the above Application Guide.
In any of the following cases, half the enrollment fee can be waived on request following review of the application:
Notwithstanding the above, international students entering Tokyo Tech in the 2021 spring semester will not be exempt from payment, although they may be eligible for payment postponement. (Those who were Tokyo Tech students in the 2020 fall semester can apply for exemption and/or postponement.)
Also, the following students are not permitted to apply for exemption or postponement.
Conditions for the exemption and application process are the same as in “Exemption from Enrollment Fee” (see above) when students who will pay the enrollment fee in full apply for postponement of payment. When postponement is approved, the enrollment fee must be paid by the end of July for students starting in April, and by the end of January for students starting in September.
In any of the following cases, the full amount or half the tuition can be waived on request following review of the application:
Notwithstanding the above, international students entering Tokyo Tech in the 2021 spring semester will not be exempt from payment, although they may be eligible for payment postponement. (Those who were Tokyo Tech students in the 2020 spring semester can apply for exemption and/or postponement.)
Also, the following students are not permitted to apply for exemption or postponement.
The conditions and application process are the same as in "Exemption from Tuition" (see above) when students who will pay tuition in full apply for postponement of payment. When postponement is approved, the tuition must be paid by the end of July for the spring semester, and by the end of January for the fall semester.
If you have any questions not addressed on the website, feel free to contact us by email. Please make sure to include your name, student ID number, and phone number. We will answer your questions by email or telephone.
Also, click here to make inquiries about regular tuition payment (how to pay, date on which the amount is charged to applicants’ accounts, etc.)
