Over the past few years, I have penned a number of articles examining schools outside Japan as possible destinations for higher education.
In my first piece, I presented the results of a survey of graduates matriculating to overseas universities from high schools across Japan, giving particular attention to the costs involved. In a following article, I used a recent study by a Stanford University student to examine why students considering overseas study often decide to stay in Japan instead.
I then conducted a critical review of the Yanai Tadashi scholarship, a grand source of funding made available only to those matriculating to America's most selective schools. And afterward, I responded to a reader's suggestion to examine Canada as a possible destination for higher education.