Hi everyone, after reading many posts and seeing a lot of responses I'm just more confused than before trying to do some research so I decided to try and ask directly with my situation in hopes that someone with more experience might help me.
A brief introduction: I'm a 21 yo who left college in Italy for reasons (had various problems with both professors and education system). After a year of hiatus I decided I want to change my life. I've decided to go abroad for studying and japan was one of the choices because in some of my holidays there I absolutely fell in love with the culture.
Being without a degree I know I need either that or 10+ years of work experience. While researching I found out about vocational schools and that seems a very good midground between going back to uni and already working on japanese networking and visas. I found that many people who are suggesting to just finish the degree then apply for a visa underestimate (or maybe I overestimate) the fact that senmon gakko already prepares you for work.
I have no problem language wise, my sister already lives in japan and I have plenty of resources so I can put the work to get the N2. However I'm fairly confused about going there and then not being able to get a visa.
If the correct option would be to just get my degree I'll probably opt for an online degree as I want to have nothing to do with italian professors elitism , but only if that is really the best choice by miles.
Thanks for reading this much, have a great day.
by IlKamikaze