The High School of University of Hyogo - Ako District

It is an alma mater. The location is ... but because it is in a natural and quiet place, you can study calmly. Well depending on each rebirth ...

I'm currently attending school but it's great fun! Studying is also working seriously The use of mobile phones is permitted, and you can attend private clothes. I do not think that I may be dissatisfied with the school rules of this high school.

What's great about this school is First of all, it is shocking in a good way that there are children from the University of Tokyo and employment under the same school building. I have never been bullied. Also, there was a recommendation from the prefectural university, and I wondered if I could have more choices and leeway in my career path than in a normal public high school. At the High School of University of Hyogo, you can see the achievements of going on to the former emperor of Kyoto University and the difficult private university. (Probably inward student) There was a year when I planned a school trip to South Korea and it became a problem, but now that I haven't been there, it is 5 stars.

For better or for worse, it is the number one class school under the Hyogo Prefectural Board of Education. A school where socially controversial things happen three times in ten years, at least. * The year in parentheses is the year of coverage Suicide in the Dawn Dormitory (2010) School trip project (2012) DVD creation cost embezzlement (2021) * However, this case is highly evaluated due to whistle-blowing. Well, it's like this. The suicide of the Dawn Dormitory is a completely personal matter. Regarding the other two, it is a problem on the school side. Then, if it is a dangerous school for students, it is not so. Some teachers are serious about it, and the quality of the students is high overall. No one is as barbaric as Kobe, but there is another darkness here. However, there are also light forces that help it. In the case of school trips, many students and parents objected to the school trip to South Korea, but the school tried to go to South Korea. A student who has run out of numbness contacts a right-wing group in Hyogo Prefecture → The right-wing group comes to protest. I was disappointed with the slow response, but I think the school's withdrawal from South Korea should be appreciated. I don't seem to go now w

Only in Japan, where there is a framework for humanities and science. In the United States, economics and psychology have become the sciences of Japan. Even if an investor has only knowledge of economics, he cannot win. Chart analysis and mathematical thinking are required. Well that aside. I'm a liberal arts student, but can I go to the XX department? I'm sure I can go. (* Of course, if there is no problem in the application requirements.) Nowadays, it seems that even astronauts have a liberal arts. The liberal arts is just a "system" and does not necessarily get into the profession dealing with documents. The same is true for science. Not all people in the profession dealing with machines. You can choose freely in the future. This is important. Whichever you choose, there will be almost no effect in the future. It's up to you. If anything, you can choose it with Amidakuji. It doesn't really matter. For example, in the medical school, the entrance examination is a science subject, but what you do after actually enrolling is memorizing and memorizing so much that it makes you think that it is a liberal arts! .. .. On the contrary, in the psychological system, the entrance examination is a liberal arts burn, but after enrolling, advanced statistical processing and experiments are similar to those in the science system. The Faculty of Education may be a liberal arts department in terms of framework, but since it is a Faculty of Education including teachers of mathematics and science, it naturally falls under the science department. The division of the framework of the humanities and sciences itself is nowadays nonsense. There are too many disciplines that span the humanities.