Soken Gakuen is a legal business school, so students do not have to pay taxes on admission fees or tuition fees, thereby reducing the cost of studying abroad. All campuses are secured so that those not from the school cannot enter, thereby creating a quiet learning environment for students. In addition, students are entitled to a discount when buying tickets for JR (Japan Rail) or Sapporo city subway systems, allowing for a more economical daily commute to school. The number of students per class is limited to less than 10 so that teachers are able to understand and support each students’ learning. In addition to supporting study, the school is also readily helps students with any difficulties arising in their personal life with counseling and job introductions.

Soken Gakuen is a legal business school, so students do not have to pay taxes on admission fees or tuition fees, thereby reducing the cost of studying abroad. All campuses are secured so that those not from the school cannot enter, thereby creating a quiet learning environment for students. Through this school, students can transfer to universities in Hokkaido, including Hokkaido University, Hokkaido Education University, Otaru University of Economics as well as other universities across Japan. In addition, students are also able to smoothly transfer to speciality colleges in industries such as economics, literature, fine arts, tourism, medical schools and nursing colleges, which aim to train skill necessary for immediate work in Japan. In particular, the school has direct links with Shoken Gakuen, a pre-service professional school for nurses and medical practitioners, providing ease of access for those interested in the medical field. In this way, students with an outstanding track record in the Japanese language and who wish to become a nurse can go on to specialized nursing schools with recommendation from the school and have the opportunity to receive get a scholarship as well. Indeed, the Soken Gakuen Japanese Nurses Department is an excellent destination for students who want to become nurses in Japan in the future.dents. In addition, students are entitled to a discount when buying tickets for JR (Japan Rail) or Sapporo city subway systems, allowing for a more economical daily commute to school. The number of students per class is limited to less than 10 so that teachers are able to understand and support each students’ learning. In addition to supporting study, the school is also readily helps students with any difficulties arising in their personal life with counseling and job introductions.