Open Campus offers trials for three medical and athletic careers

The two-track comparison day allows prospective students to experience two distinct medical and athletic disciplines over a single afternoon.

Choosing Between Medical and Athletic Careers

The event addresses common uncertainties among high school students who are drawn to healthcare or athletics but remain unsure of their specific direction. Participants can choose two 60-minute trial sessions across three professions: acupuncturist, judo orthopedic therapist (judo-seifukushi), and sports trainer. The structured format pairs attendees directly with working professionals and current students.

Open Campus Sessions Include Trials and Guided Tours

The open campus sessions run from 13:00 to 15:00 local time. The first trial session takes place from 13:00 to 14:00, followed by the second hands-on session from 14:00 to 15:00. Following the main itinerary, participants can take part in guided campus tours and individual consultation sessions.

Attendees Receive Exam Fee Reductions and Lodging Support

The institution offers specific incentives for attendees, including eligibility for high school AO entrance examination applications. Participants receive a reduction in their entrance examination fee to 10,000 yen, which is half the standard rate. Attending three events waives the examination fee entirely, and pre-registered visitors receive a QUO card useable at convenience stores and bookstores. For prospective students traveling from distant areas, free overnight stays at affiliated student apartments are provided, requiring reservations at least one week in advance.

Campus Is Located Near Shimoshinjo Station

The campus sits a five-minute walk from Shimoshinjo Station on the Hankyu Senri Line. Admission to the open campus is free, and reservations are accepted online or by telephone. Family members and friends are permitted to accompany prospective students to the sessions.

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