Japanese universities, including Meiji University, have neither loans nor work-study employment. However, international students may receive approval to work off campus for up tot 4 hours per day under the supervision of the university. Scholarship listings are available at the Office of International Programs, and listings of part-time jobs are available at the Office of Student Affaits at each campus. The University has over 500 recognized or registered clubs. Political, academic, religious, athletic, cultural and recreational clubs of almost every description are represented.
Students are free to join clubs of widely varied interests and objectives.
The intercollegiate sports program at Meiji University is one of the most outstanding in the nation. Its 91 extramural sports clubs have won many intercollegiate and national championships in rugby football, baseball, American football, basketball, tennis, table tennis, judo, sumo, skiing, skating, etc. For more information, contact the Office of Sports and Physical Education. There are over 100 registered intramural sports and recreation clubs for all university students interested in such activities. These clubs offer the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of sports and recreation, such as softball, tennis, football, skiing, and others.