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Kyoto Bunkyo University, Where over 14% of Students Are From Distance Learning Programs, Offers Extensive Support Through "Special Entrance Exams," "No Mandatory First Period Classes Due to Health Considerations," and "a High School on Campus"—the Reasons Behind This Level of Support.

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As the number of students with diverse backgrounds increases, Kyoto Bunkyo University is strengthening student support in various ways, including introducing an entrance examination specifically for graduates of correspondence high schools. What is the aim of this comprehensive support system?
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As the number of students with diverse backgrounds increases, Kyoto Bunkyo University is strengthening student support in various ways, including introducing an entrance examination specifically for graduates of correspondence high schools. What is the aim of this comprehensive support system?

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toyokeizai.net broke the news on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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