The main purpose for the research is to understand the college entrance systems, their differences and similarities among Japan, Korea and Taiwan. To understand the evolving and current situation of the college entrance systems within these three countries, the research method and procedures have been focused on the analyses of their existing records, documents and data from websites. On the basis of the three referring points-evolving history, methods to recruit and select students-which were gathered during the process of describing the college entrance systems of the three countries, the researcher have adopted comparative method to further understand their differences, similarities and investigated causes that resulted in these differences and similarities, and the situations of international interactions. Meanwhile, advantages and disadvantages resulted from the various characteristics of these three countries have been under discussion. The researcher has visited Korea and Japan, and interviewed the local institutions and related academic specialists on doubts that could not be easily answered from paper documents, and to further update the newest first hand information. After analyzing, comparing, and discussing, the research has come to the following conclusions: 1. For methods of entering colleges, all three countries on the whole adopt the entrance examination, recommendation grading process, and individual application; however, the entrance examination still takes up as the major consideration. 2. As to the methods of recruiting students, Japan and Korea both favor independent recruiting; while in Taiwan, we mostly adopt joint recruiting, and assigning based on standard grading. 3. For the methods of entrance examination, all three countries proceed with two stages: -a joint examination takes the first stage which is organized under a unified national institution. -as to the second stage of the examination, Japan and Korea have left the management to each individual college, while in Taiwan, it is still handled under the unified institution. 4. For the recommendation grading process, and individual application, all three countries have set their goals on selecting students with special skills and talents. 5. Either in the methods of entrance or student selection, both Japan and Korea are more various and diversified than Taiwan where we take up a formalized procedure. 6. Private colleges in both Japan and Korea are completely independent in forms of entrance and student selection; colleges in Taiwan follow the same mode as public colleges.