How about Dalian International Studies University's self-taught Japanese test?

The self-taught examination for international students belongs to the College of Continuing Education for International Students, which is located outside the original boss in Zhongshan District, Dalian. The campus environment is very good. The unified recruitment of foreign students moved to the new campus of Lushun, and the original campus belonged to the College of Continuing Education and Han College (international students). Because they are in the same school as Han College, foreign students in Han College often engage in activities with self-taught students, and the language environment is very good. Japanese self-taught candidates will also have friendly exchange activities with Japanese students living in a dormitory every year. This needs an interview. Generally, about 20 people are selected, from 1 to 1, and two people share a dormitory. Most students live in dormitories on campus, next to the teaching building. Every Friday, there is a Sino-Japanese friendly exchange meeting at the National Studies Institute. All students who teach themselves Japanese can take part in it and practice oral English with foreign students on a certain topic. Of course, Chinese is also needed sometimes, because international students come to the exchange meeting to learn Chinese. Teachers who teach themselves Japanese are all professional in-service teachers and foreign teachers. The school also has a Japanese speech department (free to participate, if you have enough fighting spirit to stick to it, your Japanese level will be greatly improved), which is trained by foreign teachers, with the goal of the annual Canon Cup Japanese Speech Competition. I think it's a good choice to study Japanese by self-study exam in foreign universities. As long as you study hard, you can graduate. If you pass the Japanese proficiency test (preferably 1), you will have no problem finding a job. I know a girl who taught herself the third year of undergraduate course. She worked hard, passed most subjects, graduated early, dropped out of school in the fourth year, and left one or two subjects to prepare for the exam while working. I just passed the interview of Fujitsu in Dalian Software Park recently, and I will go to work soon. Besides looking for a job, you can also consider studying abroad. Of course, this requires a certain economic strength. For relevant information, I suggest you check it on the website of the university. Go to the Foreign Affairs College first, and then go to the School of Continuing Education of the Foreign Affairs College. There is a detailed introduction and telephone number on it.