Dude, my major is biology. I'm interested in languages so I have spent some time learning Japanese before. Actually, you are quite good at languages I think. Have you taken the JLPT test and which level is that? Just wondering. I'm from CU btw.
No, we are not allowed to take the test sheets home, obviously because the same tests are conducted in different countries at different times.
Also, the English and Japanese test papers are the same for both undergraduate students and research students. For other types of students, I have no idea.
Indeed I am just a beginner in Japanese. I have started learning Japanese for two years. I passed JLPT level 2 just half a year before. However there's no doubt that I love Japanese and its culture. I have my host family living in Kobe whom I met in a summer exchange program.
I am from HKU actuarial science. Currently I am applying for studying Economics in Waseda. I know the chance for getting the scholarship is quite low as my major is not related closely to Economics. Anyway it's worthwhile to make a bet.
I think I will not go to Japan until I have enough saving.If it is related to math, I think it is actually closely related to economics. Anyway, from the quota of scholarships they offered for HK and Macau students, I think the chance is quite low for me as well. Since you have started applying, are you going there even without the scholarship? Waseda is a priviate university, and I heard that even if you got the scholarship, they prefer to place you in a public university.
Congradulations, good luck with your interview. When is that coming in your country?So, I have just gotten the e-mail that says "congratulations, now get ready for the interview!"
I would greatly appreciate if you guys could point me to where previous applicants who had gone through the interview shared their experience. Any tips? Advice? It's obvious that you have to be prepared to explain your study proposal and have reasons why it's beneficial to carry it out; you have to know the basics about the Japanese culture and such... and the e-mail advised that the applicants show that they've researched the Japanese universities they like to attend.
Ugh, and I thought waiting was tough. Now I'm extremely nervous since I'm going to be with the first batch of people and going in early, and that makes me extremely anxious for some reason.
Good luck to all who are waiting for either acceptance or their own interview!
Happy for You!So, I have just gotten the e-mail that says "congratulations, now get ready for the interview!"
Thank you! I'm still kind of super excited and surprised. As for the interview, it's going to be on 7/6, Monday. My time-slot is very early; no staying up the night before for me!!Congradulations, good luck with your interview. When is that coming in your country?
Thank you, thank you!Happy for You!I hope You will nail the interview! ganbatte!
Did You pass the writing exam? How was it? what things did You find to be hard?
I'm sorry, do you mean when you've filled the major field in the table of schools attended with more than one major? :? I apologize, but I'm not quite sure what you mean; the application form for College of Tech is different from the one for Research Student. If you can clarify your question, I'll be happy to help if I can.In my application, I realized that I wrote more than 1 major subject? (I wrote the subjects we were tested in for the final exams of each period???) :? is it Ok?
Yes, unfortunately. In a case where "Diploma or Degree awarded, Major Subject, Skipped years/levels" is above, I wrote more than 1 subject???? :? :?I'm sorry, do you mean when you've filled the major field in the table of schools attended with more than one major? :? I apologize, but I'm not quite sure what you mean; the application form for College of Tech is different from the one for Research Student. If you can clarify your question, I'll be happy to help if I can.
In my application, I realized that I wrote more than 1 major subject? (I wrote the subjects we were tested in for the final exams of each period???) :? is it Ok?
many tnks ^^
sasuga pout san desu ne!!So, I have just gotten the e-mail that says "congratulations, now get ready for the interview!"
Hey guys,
The interview date in Malaysia has just been confirmed from 6-9th of July.
Good luck to all Malaysian candidates!!
Compared with last year's paper, they have a additional final part of mistaking finding.I read the posts before, but i didn`t understand correct...
Have they added a part for finding mistakes in English test??
qwie,.............
Just want to ask...
if I am about to graduate, I can directly apply to "postgraduate taught course" in Japan right?
or do you guys by any chance know whether one has a better chance to apply as a "research student"?
My sister had passed an interview before she went to France (I think it's similar), she said that one will be questioned about the reasons of continuing studies in that country and stuff like that. I think it's supposed to be kinda formal, since it's an academic interview, but not too much serious! I can give You some tips that I knowA general question: do we have to be formal in the interview? I mean, is it better to be straight-forward and serious; answer the questions without adding any comments, or just informal, laid-back and funny. I'm asking on other forums and people cannot agree on either.
What do you think?
Thanks zid for your words..qwie,
don't worry.. it's a good experience for you, right?...
furthermore, you can apply for AYF too if you are still interested... i think the due date usually in august... but you have to check earlier, as the time the education counselor told me about this last year when i met him after i missed the MEXT deadline...
previously i have the website on my bookmark, but my PC corrupted last month... maybe you can google it...
to other Malaysian candidates passing the exam stage, good luck in the interview... i need the luck too...
Flidar, so are you applying for studying Biology in Japan?Compared with last year's paper, they have a additional final part of mistaking finding.
Yes. Hard for me to switch major.Flidar, so are you applying for studying Biology in Japan?
Do you mind if you share with me which Uni you are applying?Yes. Hard for me to switch major.