SayuKami21
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- 15 Mar 2015
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@SayuKami21 i think all countries have the same process for the postgraduate scholarship, where you first have to be selected as a research student and then seek entrance to the school through the masters o doctorate admition process.
I have not seen the scholarship being able to be used to do a residency. All I know is that it is only granted for full studies.
Hi everyone.
New member from Malaysia here.
I'm applying for a research student programme (hoping to further my master's degree). Anyway,
1) Is there anyone here who applied (or planning to apply) for linguistics and/or Waseda University?
2) And for my fellow Malaysians, do you guys know when and how will they notify those who passed the document screening to attend the written examination?
I meet a chinese guy that enter Waseda with linguistic related research for master degree. If you want to go into Japanese linguistic or comparative linguistics (Japanese compared with something else) you need high level Japanese. This guy was N1 in JLPT so they let him in.
I have another open question, to anyone who may know:
Do you think that select Tokyo University, Kyoto University and/or Osaka University as options may be detrimental to your application considering all of them are the most selective universities?
Hi everyone.
New member from Malaysia here.
I'm applying for a research student programme (hoping to further my master's degree). Anyway,
1) Is there anyone here who applied (or planning to apply) for linguistics and/or Waseda University?
2) And for my fellow Malaysians, do you guys know when and how will they notify those who passed the document screening to attend the written examination?
Are there any Americans around who are applying in the next month or two? I have a really, really obvious question I need answered. I emailed the consulate to ask and the person who replied told me to apply for the JET Programme (ahaha, what?!) and didn't answer my actual question:
Are there any particular rules we need to follow for mailing in the application? I can't find any information about who to address the envelope to or if I need to include a cover letter. My big fear is that I'll mail in the big envelope of materials and it'll wind up in the trash because no one knows where it's supposed to go.
Does anyone know any details about this? Sorry if it's a dumb question.
Thought I don't have an answer for your specific question I wanted to reply to you in regards to something else - I wanted to ask you about your deadlines and forms? Has your consulate provided them? Here in Canada we don't have any information about 2016 yet - the consulate websites all have the 2015 info left up.
When is your deadline?
RE: your question, I would simply call the consulate. The people there seem to be working JET and MEXT together, with the same staff members (at least that is how it seems in Vancouver and Montreal) so maybe they got their wires crossed. I would call them and double check.
Good luck and please keep us posted. As a fellow North American NON-Science applicant, I think we might help each other (also, we aren't in competition with one another!)