Im wondering if a JLPT4 is enough to get into a Japanese Uni course (incase you are wondering its Edinburgh Uni)

Could be ....if the subject is taught entirely in English. :icon_mrgreen:

You can assess your readiness : Pick up a Japanese textbook for high school students and read it. If you can understand it you're good to go.

JLPT 4 may help you get into a Japanese university if it is a multilingual university.

JLPT4 isn't that hard, only about a hundred Kanji and 800 vocab, and isn't extremely impressive as almost 3/4th of the people who test for it pass the test (I'm not belittling it though, it is a great accomplishment). If you want to be a serious canidate to a serious Japanese college you will need to get JLPT2 at least.

So keep up the awesome work! If you want to get into Edinburgh bad enough, you will!

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Actually most of the course is in English as I will be learning about the history of Japan and China, and how the language works. You don't need to know a single word of Japanese prior to entering the course, but I don't meet any of the course requirements so I was hoping to get in through JLPT tests. Thanks for the replies anyway guys. I kept phoning the uni and it keeps rining out, useless! Its the only Uni in Scotland to offer a full time course in Japanese