Overview
- The third-party committee concluded the 2025 international-student entrance exam gave preferential treatment to applicants introduced by intermediary agencies.
- The report labeled the practice discriminatory and not fair, and it recommended considering retroactive admission for two affected applicants.
- The university posted the investigation report on November 17 after submitting it to the education ministry on November 13.
- President Mitsuo Nakamura said the findings are accepted and pledged to pursue fair admissions and improvements.
- Education Minister Yohei Matsumoto called the conclusions regrettable and said the ministry will verify the school’s actions and respond strictly.