- 写下目标：大学/大学院/专门/语言学校后就职。
- 确认最高学历、12年教育年限、专业方向、毕业时间。
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The window end is anchored to your target. Push the target later and the whole window slides later. Lines run concurrently and overlap — you don't finish one before starting the next.
These are focus periods, not exclusive stages — several lines still run at once inside each. Expand one to see the tracks running concurrently.
Easy trap in this periodDon't treat this as a single-task period — several lines (exams, applications, outreach, paperwork) often run together in the same window; missing the parallel lines is the most common mistake.
Timelines work backward: intake → application window → exams and papers. Forward planning comforts; backward planning warns you what is already late.
Pin the application window and exam dates first, then count steps from today.
JLPT and EJU run twice a year; miss one and the plan slides six months. Seats sell out too.
Transcripts, recommendations, notarized translations wait on other people — three weeks each.
Language prep, papers, and outreach usually run at once; never treat a period as one task.
The standard line is reference; confirmed deadlines are yours — save them to your personal timeline.
This is the official reference for common paths; each school's window follows that year's guidelines.
This saves the current input snapshot and reference milestones. Month-level items remain marked for verification, and no profile fields are changed.