Hello

I'm debating at applying to the BiP program at Kyushu University next year. However, my interest in law is very recent and I don't know much about it. Does anybody know how hard it is to get into this program? Any other information would also be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

What do you mean by "my interest in law is very recent"? Surely you must have substantial legal education or related work experience to even think about applying for an LL.M., which is theoretically a degree in LAW, after all.

It is not incredibly selective, but really, it does take commitment and considerable academic interest and ability to do well in any decent degree program (which the Kyushu program is - my favorite professor attended it on a Japanese Government Scholarship).

And for goodness' sake if you are serious about asking other people for an appraisal of your chances of admission PROVIDE RELEVANT DETAILS. If you don't take your own question seriously, no one else will. (I'm just killing time and trying to be nice here, so.)