70% of foreign students accepted by Univ. of Tokyo enter other colleges

70% of foreign students accepted by Univ. of Tokyo enter other colleges

University of Tokyo Executive Vice President Toshikazu Hasegawa speaks about the prestigious national university's globalization strategy during an interview on March 16, 2015, at its Hongo campus in Tokyo. Nearly 70 percent of foreign students admitted to the university's undergraduate degree programs taught in English declined the offers for the 2014 school year. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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