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Kansai Gaidai University

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Kilikat
Georgetown University, Washington DC, Etats-Unis
Études Éthniques et Culturelles, Licence, Accord universitaire
Langues étrangères
Langue d'enseignement: Anglais
La langue locale fut: Different than language of instruction
Apprendre le Anglais fut un élément important de la décision?
Non, pas vraiment.
Apprendre le la langue locale fut un élément important de la décision?
Oui, je souhaitais améliorer mon la langue locale
Quels progrès en la langue locale?
Mon niveau d'avant: Échanges quotidens (courses, déplacements...)
Mon niveau après: A l'aise dans la plupart des cas
Difficultés linguistiques
Sociales
Éducatives
Administratives
Évaluation globale
Commentaire personnel
There is not much contact with the regular students; the ones who do get admitted to the international program are either very lucky or very smart. And, the reason they're there is to practice English, not use their native tongue. So, without a homestay family it may be difficult to get to practice outside of time with your language partner or through daily life (taking the bus and having to read the signs, asking people for directions, etc.)
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Kilikat
Georgetown University, Washington DC, Etats-Unis
Études Éthniques et Culturelles, Licence, Accord universitaire
Frais
Principale source de financement:
Bourse officielle
Autres sources de financement:
Famille<br> Autres
Opportunités d'emploi:
J'ai travaillé pendant mon séjour
Dépenses habituelles
Japan is an expensive country! But you can find deals if you look for them.
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Général, Vie nocturne, Téléphone, Voyager, Alimentation:
Plus cher que chez moi
Logement:
Moins cher que chez moi
Accés au matériel scolaire
Livres d'occasion
Appareils d'occasion
Ordinateurs / internet
Démarches administratives
Retrait d'argent
Commentaire personnel
There are quite a few cheap places to eat & ways to travel. International travel out of Japan is much cheaper than domestic flights; I went home to Hawaii for $300 US. The administration makes it easy to open a bank account, but getting money transferred from home can sometimes be a pain. Eat at the shokudo (cafeteria) on campus - It's much cheaper.
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Ning D
University of Lethbridge, Lethbridge, Canada
Gestion d'entreprise, Licence, Accord universitaire
Langues étrangères
Langue d'enseignement: Anglais
Apprendre le Anglais fut un élément important de la décision?
Oui, je voulais améliorer mon Anglais
Quels progrès en Anglais?
Mon niveau d'avant: Échanges quotidens (courses, déplacements...)
Mon niveau après: A l'aise dans la plupart des cas
Difficultés linguistiques
Sociales
Éducatives
Administratives
Évaluation globale
Commentaire personnel
The University did a really good job in terms of offering the international students the opportunity to learn Japanese. We had the chance to interact with the Japanese students and talk to them. The speaking partner program was one of them. This program is the most popular interaction program at Kansai Gaidai, and many local KG students sign up for the program, as they are eager to get to know the international students.
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Good Location, Met Some Cool People
Season
Etats-Unis, Licence
, 2022
Évaluation globale
I did truly enjoy my time there and do not regret going because I experienced a lot of growth as a person, but I would not want to stay any longer than the semester that I was there. Although the university is nice, it seems more appealing on paper than it does when you're there. Kansai Gaidai was a pretty campus, but the English classes that I took were lackluster in content and a lot of the professors were very unprofessional. There is not much to do in Hirakata, but the location of the university is very good because you can easily get to Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe, and Nara. I recommend traveling a lot and making the most out of your experience! I stayed in the dorms and it was nice to have my own room. But the caretakers are not super helpful and the girls in my unit were not the best, but that's not the fault of the program. I also wish that there was more of an orientation when you get there, because if I didn't make friends who were in the same boat as me, it would have been hard to get adjusted. I miss the food and the connivance stores so much. When I was there, going out to eat was very cheap and Japanese food is the best so there are a lot of options. Overall, my experience was meaningful because of my friends and because I was in Japan, but the university didn't really add much to my experience.
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Points forts
Location, Food
Inconvénients
Classes, Organization, Willingness to Help
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Tim K
Pennsylvania State University, State College, Etats-Unis
Langues étrangères, Licence, Accord universitaire
Frais
Principale source de financement:
Famille
Autres sources de financement:
Mes propres économies<br> Autres
Opportunités d'emploi:
Pas besoin/envie de travailler
Dépenses habituelles
Japan is really expensive but there are ways to avoid the useless stuff. Once you get used to it it's not that bad. I never got used to 500 yen for a beer ($5) though.
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Vie nocturne, Général, Alimentation, Voyager:
Plus cher que chez moi
Logement:
Aussi cher que chez moi
Téléphone:
Moins cher que chez moi
Accés au matériel scolaire
Livres d'occasion
Appareils d'occasion
Ordinateurs / internet
Démarches administratives
Retrait d'argent
Commentaire personnel
The 100 yen shops are good. Bikkuri ramen is good. Buy a train pass. You can get a bicycle for under $100. Don't waste your money on anime and videogames are garbage like that (if you're an anime freak). Only buy the essentials and you'll be fine.
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Johan N
Örebro Universitet, Orebro, Suède
Gestion d'entreprise, Master, Accord universitaire
Évaluation globale
Si j'avais su
That the Japanese classes was this hard and took a great amount of efforts. Otherwise the University's pre departure information reveales most of the things you need to know.
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La plupart ont aimé
Critères importants pour mon choix
(1) Aucune importance – (4) Très important
Raisons académiques
3
Culture
4
Frais
2
Activités
3
Vie universitaire
3
Vie sociale / Fête
3
Climat et emplacement
2
Recommandation personnelle
Go to Kansai Gaidai if you want to meet a lot of new friends from all around the world, wants to study hard and have a full schedule from the day you arrive untill the day you leave. If you want to experience a highly organized school and society is very well organized and society. Overall I believe that everyone can make their time in Osaka unforgetable aslong as you have the right attitude.
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Pendant mon expérience à l'étranger j'ai...
(1) Jaimais – (4) Très souvent
Appréhendé une autre culture
4
Voyagé
4
Accru mes compétences linguistiques
4
Rencontré des gens d'autres pays
4
Développé mon autonomie
4
Fait la fête
4
Vécu une transformation
4
Amélioré mes possibilités de carrière
4
Derniers commentaires
Try to visit as many places you can, from the very northern parts down to the south. Go to the nearby cities, Kyoto, Osaka and Kobe as often as you can. Afterwards I feel like I maybe spent a little to much time studying. I wish that I gave the culture more space. You should go to a lot of temples and a lot of cultural seeings, beautiful. Visit Hiroshima, terrible but very meaningful and interesting. Try to take all opportunities to meet local inhabitants. Thats the best way to learn the culture and how to get around. And last but not least, Have fun, be openminded! Put on your social charm, it will come back to you with a lot of friend from all around the world.
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