About getting Bachelor degree in Medical Laboratory in Japan

[Nozomi]

Hello Everyone.

I'm planning to study Medical Laboratory, but i'm not sure if i should study it in japan since (From what i heard) your must be fluent in japanese (much more fluency needed on Medicine than other Majors) and memorized a good share of Kanji, and the medical stuff bad attitude and manners in general, so i thought of studying elsewhere, mainly Canada or the UK because of the teaching language there which is English, although my Heart is set to Japan for that matter.


Any suggestions? :?



(And sorry for my bad english )

 

[Nozomi]

Anyone's advice?

 

[Glenski]

Hello Everyone.

I'm planning to study Medical Laboratory, but i'm not sure if i should study it in japan since (From what i heard) your must be fluent in japanese

Makes sense, doesn't it?

Why are you interested in getting such a degree here anyway, instead of back home?

and the medical stuff bad attitude and manners in general

What are you talking about?

 

[Haruspex]

much more fluency needed on Medicine than other Majors

I beg to differ. On a general level, with regard to any language.

 

[Nozomi]

Makes sense, doesn't it?
Why are you interested in getting such a degree here anyway, instead of back home?

Well i used to study Computer Engineering for 3 years, and i wasn't regulated at school so dropped off the school here since my GPA dropped below 2 out of 5, and it would be bad if i graduated with such a low GPA because i won't be able to find a proper job , around here and since i only completed a 1 year curriculum and there's a long way ahead of me i thought dropping and starting over abroad was the best choice for me.

What are you talking about?

Never mind, kinda took that from google. ☝

I beg to differ. On a general level, with regard to any language.

Hmm? :?

 

[Haruspex]

Hmm? :?

Humanities will require more fluency, medicine will require terminology. You don't need to be able to use flowery language for medicine.

 

[Nozomi]

Humanities will require more fluency, medicine will require terminology. You don't need to be able to use flowery language for medicine.

Uhm ok.

I'm quite clueless about University Majors.

Thanks for the reply.