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Article 90

第九十条

A person who may be enrolled in university, is a person who has graduated high school or secondary education school, or a person who has completed 12 years of school education through regular courses (this includes a person who has completed school education equivalent to this through courses other than the regular courses), or a person who is deemed to have the equivalent or greater scholastic ability, as provided for by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology.

大学に入学することのできる者は、高等学校若しくは中等教育学校を卒業した者若しくは通常の課程による十二年の学校教育を修了した者(通常の課程以外の課程によりこれに相当する学校教育を修了した者を含む。)又は文部科学大臣の定めるところにより、これと同等以上の学力があると認められた者とする。

For universities falling under any of the following items, a person who has been in high school for the number of years or more as provided for by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (This includes a person prescribed by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, as an equivalent to this.), who is deemed to possess exceptional qualities in the fields specified by the relevant universities, may enroll in the relevant universities, notwithstanding the provisions referred to in the preceding paragraph:

前項の規定にかかわらず、次の各号に該当する大学は、文部科学大臣の定めるところにより、高等学校に文部科学大臣の定める年数以上在学した者(これに準ずる者として文部科学大臣が定める者を含む。)であつて、当該大学の定める分野において特に優れた資質を有すると認めるものを、当該大学に入学させることができる。

having graduate schools where education and research relating to the relevant fields is being conducted;

当該分野に関する教育研究が行われている大学院が置かれていること。

having education and research achievements and a guidance system appropriate for nurturing a person who possess exceptional qualities in the relevant fields.

当該分野における特に優れた資質を有する者の育成を図るのにふさわしい教育研究上の実績及び指導体制を有すること。

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