They also have furnished efficiency rooms, with private kitchen and bath, with commutes to both the Mita and Hiyoshi campuses, one hour commute. Homestays are an option, but accommodations of this kind are very limited, especially for male students. Students fill out a form, housing may be as much as one hour away. There is some subsidized housing. The main administrative office of the Center for Japanese Studies is located in the International Educational Division of the International Center on the Mita campus.
Academic guidance is provided by the academic advisor for exchange students.
UW-Madison can nominate qualified students for Japanese government sponsored scholarships. Only two students per year are accepted to this program because of the exchange agreements with Keio University. Keio is a very prestigious institution of higher learning. A range of on-campus services are available to students. These include health services for mild illnesses, an excellent library, and an active program for incorporating international students into campus life, through sports, music and academic clubs.