Glossary · Junior-high entry (chūgaku juken)
併願heiganapplying to several schools
What it means
Applying to several is called 併願 (heigan).
Guides that use 併願
- Sitting several rounds in February (併願): one school's April 2027 guidebook as a worked exampleChūgaku juken: applying and exams
- January exams in Saitama and the Chiba list: real offers before FebruaryChūgaku juken: applying and exams
- Keimei Gakuen's international-student entry for April 2027: who may apply, and the interview parents joinChūgaku juken: applying and exams
- Toho Girls' returnee entry for April 2027: who counts as a returnee, and what the essays and interviews askChūgaku juken: applying and exams
- Kanagawa private high schools: the exam pattern beside the public date, and what the prefecture pays toward feesHigh-school entrance exams
- Tokyo private high schools: first-choice recommendation, 併願優遇, and the December consultationHigh-school entrance exams
Related words
- 午後入試 (gogo nyūshi)afternoon exam
- 募集要項 (boshū yōkō)admissions guidebook
Tools and pages for this stage
- Entrance exams and applications: Junior-high entry (chūgaku juken)
- Free check: does junior-high juken fit your child?
- What juku and private junior high cost, by grade
- Every verified deadline and exam date, month by month
- Junior high schools with their entry rules (English)
- Guides for Chūgaku juken: applying and exams
- All Japanese school words
What to do next
- Find your child's path: the free juken check
Free, no sign-in. The route that fits, what it costs and the deadlines on the way.
- See the season pass
Verified dates and fees for every school, a reminder before each deadline, unlimited questions.