AOYAMA MEE STUDY LAB

🎓 14 University games out now

A university education is a weapon for life.

Six general-education games — psychology, philosophy, statistics, sociology, economics and law — four advanced ones: constitutional law, civil law, micro and macro — and four for job hunting: SPI verbal, SPI quantitative, current affairs and business manners. Answer right twice and a question graduates, so only the ones you still need come up and you complete everything with zero waste. Where scholars disagree, every position is presented side by side without favoritism — because at university, learning really begins where there is more than one answer.

All free, no sign-up. Daily study stamps included.

📚 GENERAL EDUCATION (Years 1-2)

Intro Psychology Quiz

7±2 or 4±1? Even memory capacity has rival theories. Conditioning, development, social psychology and the replication crisis — a whole psychology textbook in 40 cards.

🆕 NEWPsych Badge Collection

Into the mind lab →

Intro to Philosophy & Ethics Quiz

No 'right answer' to the trolley problem here. Utilitarianism vs deontology, dualism vs physicalism — philosophy gets fun once you see how positions differ. 40 questions, Eastern thought included.

🆕 NEWPhilosophy Badge Collection

Ask the question →

Intro Statistics Quiz

The mean lies, the median stays quiet. What a p-value really means, the correlation-causation trap, survivorship bias — 40 questions so data can't fool you.

🆕 NEWStatistics Badge Collection

Read the data →

Intro Sociology Quiz

From the classics of Durkheim and Weber to the three major paradigms. Sociology's toolbox for questioning the 'obvious', in 40 questions. Neutral by design — it asks how concepts are defined.

🆕 NEWSociology Badge Collection

Question the obvious →

Intro Economics Quiz

Opportunity cost, comparative advantage, nudges. 40 foundational questions that suddenly make 'interest rates' and 'GDP' in the news make sense. Where schools clash, both sides are presented.

🆕 NEWEconomics Badge Collection

Learn the market →

Intro to Law Quiz

Statutes aren't scary once you know how to read them. Nulla poena sine lege, freedom of contract, the three-tier court system — 40 questions of legal literacy that serve you for life, law degree or not.

🆕 NEWLaw Badge Collection

Open the statutes →

🎓 ADVANCED (Years 3-4) — Law & Economics

Constitutional Law Quiz

Mitsubishi Jushi, McLean, Sunagawa. 40 questions at law-school years 3-4 level that keep case-law positions and scholarly disputes apart. Every theory presented side by side, without favoritism.

🆕 NEWConstitution Badge Collection

Cases and theories →

Analogy of Art. 94(2), 'third parties' under Art. 177, unauthorized agency and inheritance. 40 questions covering even the 2020 reform, with case law and scholarship presented side by side.

🆕 NEWCivil Law Badge Collection

Into the revised Civil Code →

Microeconomics Quiz

From the Slutsky decomposition to Nash equilibrium and the market for lemons. Every numerical example double-checked. 40 questions at economics years 3-4 level.

🆕 NEWMicro Badge Collection

Solve the equilibrium →

Macroeconomics Quiz

Keynesians, monetarists, new classicals — different schools, different prescriptions. From IS-LM to MMT, 40 questions that teach the disputes as disputes.

🆕 NEWMacro Badge Collection

Compare the schools →

💼 JOB HUNTING (Years 3-4) — SPI, General Knowledge & Manners

SPI Verbal Quiz

Word pairs, usage, sentence ordering, reading comprehension. 40 practice questions in the exact SPI verbal format. Ten a day and your vocabulary really does grow.

🆕 NEWVerbal Badge Collection

Train your words →

SPI Quantitative Quiz

Inference, ratios, profit and loss, speed, probability, table reading. 40 questions that solve SPI quantitative by procedure. Every number double-checked, every explanation shows the working.

🆕 NEWQuantitative Badge Collection

Crunch the numbers →

Current Affairs & General Knowledge Quiz

The groundwork so "any news you've been following?" never catches you out in an interview. 40 questions on how institutions work, the key terms and the orders of magnitude — with contested issues presented from both sides.

🆕 NEWCommon Sense Badge Collection

Get sharp on the news →

Japanese Business Manners Quiz

The five classes of Japanese honorifics, phone calls, email, business cards, seating order, interview grooming. 40 questions on the workplace etiquette it costs you not to know — right down to fixing "part-timer keigo".

🆕 NEWEtiquette Badge Collection

Learn the etiquette →

About University Lab

University Lab is a free collection of fourteen quiz games: six general-education subjects (psychology, philosophy, statistics, sociology, economics and law) for first- and second-year students, four advanced courses (constitutional law, civil law, microeconomics and macroeconomics) for the upper years, and four job-hunting titles (SPI verbal, SPI quantitative, current affairs and business manners). Each game has 40 multiple-choice questions. Answer a question correctly twice and it graduates, so only what you still need keeps coming up while you collect a card (seal) for each subject.

Where scholars disagree — case law versus doctrine, Keynesians versus monetarists — questions and explanations present every side rather than picking one. SPI is a registered trademark of Recruit Management Solutions Co., Ltd.; the two SPI titles are original practice questions that follow the test format. Nothing to install: it runs in your browser, ready for the commute, a pre-exam review or the evening before an interview.