1.   Because students select these programs themselves, they are more likely to commit to the learning that occurs there.

2.   High school students can select from a variety of applied academic courses in addition to a more traditional college-preparatory curriculum.

3.   Scientific and Theoretical Studies - from which, subject to certain constraints, students select subjects of their choice.

4.   To write a computer program, the student selects appropriate labels and puts them in a tray.

5.   Students can select parts of the course on a pick-and-mix basis.

6.   This type of test item consists of a question or incomplete statement followed by four or five options from which the student selects the correct one.

7.   Variety is also a feature of the research topics selected by students working for higher degrees.

8.   In addition to the core course in Theory and Methods of Literary Study, students would normally select two one-term options.

9.   Each student either selects a special subject from among these fields of study or takes a course in Japanese language.