Recruitment for the following scholarships is planned in the Fall Semester of the 2022 academic year at Hiyoshi Campus.

(October recruitments)
・Keio University Scholarship
・Keio University 150th Anniversary Commemorative Scholarship for Study Abroad
・New Study Support System for Higher Education" (tuition reduction + benefit-type scholarships) offered by the Japanese government and Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) and JASSO scholarships (loan-type).

(November Recruitments)
・Keio University Degree Completion Scholarship (fall recruitment)
・Keio University Recovery Assistance Scholarship for Victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake (fall recruitment)
・Year 2000 Commemorative Education Fund Emergency Scholarship (fall recruitment)

(Recruitments through the year)
・Private Organization and Local Government Scholarships

Application guidelines for scholarships for which students enrolled at "Hiyoshi Campus" are eligible are shared throughout the year at the below website. Please ensure that you confirm the latest information.

[Hiyoshi Campus]Information on Scholarships/Financial Aid

<Precautions>
Application deadlines differ by campus. Please ensure that you check the information for the campus at which you are enrolled. Applications at campuses other than your affiliated campus cannot be accepted.

*Undergraduate students; Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO): If you will apply for the New Study Support System for Higher Education procedures will differ from that given below. For more details refer here *preparations underway.

Prepare the required documents after confirming the application guidelines for various scholarships shared on the Information on Scholarship Recruitments page and the application documents in → 2. Documents required for applications. Please use "single-sided printing" for all documents that are to be submitted. Application documents will be accepted at the service counter. Please apply by the specified deadline.

Applications will be accepted for the duration of the application submission hours on the day of the application deadline specified in the application guidelines for the various scholarships. Applications cannot be accepted if received after the deadline.
Reception hours: 9:30 - 15:00 (weekdays only)

<Precautions>
・When making a scholarship application at the service counter, please wear a mask and cooperate with disinfecting your hands. In addition to the application documents, please also have writing utensils ready beforehand as well as your student ID card.
・Applications will only be available if the campus facilities are open for use. If campus facilities are closed or unavailable, you will not be able to submit an application. In such cases, follow the instructions given by the university.Even if the campus facilities are open for use, the location of the service desk may be subject to change.
・The availability of facilities differs by campus. Please refer to the Keio University Student Website below on the availability of facilities at Hiyoshi Campus.
Keio University Student Website Keio University measures for COVID-19 (for Keio students)

<Internal scholarships and private organization and local government scholarships>
If the application form you submitted has been accepted by the university, the screening status will be indicated as "Screening" on the "Confirm scholarship applications and status for receipt of scholarship payments" screen on the Online Scholarship Application System. If you do not see "Screening" despite a number of days having passed since submission and you have not been contacted by the university office in charge via the Online Scholarship Application System, please inquire to the Scholarships and Financial Assistance Group at the Office of Student Services, Hiyoshi Campus.

*Resubmission or correction of incomplete or incorrect documents
If there are any errors or omissions in your submitted application, an email will be sent to your keio.jp email address.Please follow the instructions and resubmit or correct any incomplete or incorrect documents. If the status for your application continues to indicate that there are incorrect or incomplete documents, you will be placed at a disadvantage during the screening. Please be sure to regularly check your keio.jp inbox.

<Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) scholarships and the government's "New Study Support System for Higher Education">
Your selection status for Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) scholarships and the government's "New Study Support System for Higher Education" will not be shown on the Online Scholarship Application System. Please be sure to check the precautions included in "2. Documents required for applications (3)" for details. Undergraduate students are requested to refer here *preparations underway for more details.

Because all scholarships have a quota for recommendations and the numbers accepted, not all applicants will be successful in their applications. Each scholarship has a selection process, and in some cases, students are required to submit an essay or undergo an interview. The timeline from recruitment to the selection of applicants is often quite tight, so if an application is incomplete or contains errors, it may not be considered for selection.

If your documents have passed the screening and you are eligible for an interview, you will be contacted individually at your keio.jp e-mail address from the university office in charge. If it is decided that you will be recommended after the final screening, "Recommended" will be displayed on the Online Scholarship Application System (you have not been officially selected at this stage). If you are officially selected after this, "Selected" will be displayed on the Online Scholarship Application System and you can confirm the amount that is to be transferred. If you are not selected, "Not selected" will be displayed on the Online Scholarship Application System. The screening and decision-making process will not be disclosed.

The stipend will be transferred to the student recipients' bank account if screening is passed. Some scholarships will require students to carry out the prescribed procedures after selection. Please follow the instructions that are provided.

If the scholarship recipient repeats the previous year, takes a leave of absence, studies abroad, or withdraws from the university, the provision of the scholarship or loan may be terminated, or part of the stipend already received may have to be returned. If any of the above cases apply, the student must swiftly report this to the scholarship section on their campus and follow the prescribed procedures.

You can view the "Scholarship Information Guidebook" (faculty) from the below link.
In addition, you can download the prescribed forms needed for applications. Please print and use these as the application documents after downloading the files.
Application method/all form downloads

In cases where you have changed workplace, position, or have undergone a reduction in salary or been rehired on or after January 2, 2021, and as a result your total income for the entire year is not included on the Tax Withholding Certificate, or your household finances have suddenly changed with a drastic reduction in income from what can be confirmed on the previous year's Certificate of Annual Income, you will be required to submit a Certificate of Expected Annual Income or a copy of your three most recent month's pay statements,to give a picture of your latest income status. For more details, refer to p. 45 ③ of the Scholarship Information Guidebook for undergraduates.

Check here for more information on how to apply for scholarships offered by the Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) and the government's "New Study Support System for Higher Education."

・ "Guide for Loan-type Scholarships" booklets published by the Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO)
Viewable on the Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) website. Please download and print out the Scholar Net Draft Entry Form available on the Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) website to use when applying. These booklets are also available at the Office of Student Services during the business hours of the service counters.

<Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) website>　
▶ Guide for Loan-type Scholarships/Scholar Net Draft Entry Form (Japanese Only)

When applying, please be sure to check the precautions below regarding the "Application outlines and schedule."Please note that application methods are different for undergraduate and graduate students.

▶ [Undergraduate Students] How to Apply（Japanese Only）

A.the guidebook will only be available from the website . Please also download and use the various forms from the website. These will not be available from the service counter.
https://www.students.keio.ac.jp/en/com/scholarships/apply/form.html

A. If you would like to revise the contents of an Application Form and Applicant Information Sheet you have already submitted, you will need to print out the finalized versions of these again, and after amending/adding information to the relevant parts in red, send them along with the other application documents.
Furthermore, if there has been a change in the financial situation of your household since the time of your first application, you may additionally send required documents based on the latest financial situation of your household.

A. If there are any documents you have been unable to prepare by the deadline, firstly, please submit the documents you have prepared by the deadline. For the missing or incomplete documents, attach an explanation letter (no prescribed format) detailing their contents and the expected dates of submission, and submit them as soon as they are ready. The screening process may be affected or the money transfer delayed depending on the content and submission status of the missing or incomplete documents.

A. The announcement can be checked via the Scholarship Application System.You will be contacted separately regarding Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) scholarships and the government's "New Study Support System for Higher Education."