>haven09
I think I should not be commenting on this, but many people are upset, frustrated, sad, fed up for not being able to get the scholarship. Why apply if you are not interested at the first place?
I think you have not done a good background research. FYI, Tsukuba is not that rural as you think. It is the Science and Technology City in Japan, where most R&D in Japan are having their research centres there. Plus, Tokyo (I think you are referring to this) is 45 minutes away (if you take Tsukuba express to Akihabara). I don't see any reason you should feel sad. What about those going to Fukuoka, Sapporo, Niigata, Aomori... those places are even further from Tokyo.
Are you at loss when you are given a chance to learn Japanese language by free? Do you know how much it costs us here in Malaysia to get a decent Japanese course like what they are providing in Japan? People studying MBA should not even let go the chance of learning the working language of UN, by free.
Do you know Japan is one of the strongest economy countries in the world? Aren't you curious how the Japanese are able to stand up 20 years after defeating in the second world war and going steadily to be in the first world? I believe in business administration course, you should learn how many Japanese gave rise to certain theorems or methodology to boost up their business. How they gone through the slumps in the 90s and still be able to stand still now.
If you should read the appendix II in your package, you will find that six month is just part of the course. If you fared well, you will be able to get into their masters after that six months. If you do not wish to waste that six months there, you should have buck up your Japanese before you test and interview and proved your proficiency in the interview, so that you will save that six months of time.
You should not judge a book by its cover. How do you make a conclusion that your faculty is decent by just looking at their websites?
>silverPenciled
I supposed they are attaching a piece of paper stating their person-in-charge, together with their contact. If they are still not replying, you should ask your embassy what you should be doing.
By the way, it is their fiscal year end, so I think they might be of hands full with work. But if you have waited too long, please go to the embassy. I think they will know what they should do.
Don't worry.