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Recipients of the Honors Scholarship for Privately Financed International Students have been selected |
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The following students have been unofficially chosen to receive the Honors Scholarship for Privately Financed International Students sponsored by the Japan Student Services Organization. Congratulations!
- Mr. Xu Zhe
- Mr. Lau Yeung
- Ms. Zhu Ye
- Mr. Pionyer Tserenpuntsag
This scholarship is awarded based on the results of the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students. The winners will receive 48, 000 yen each month.
Good luck everyone on the next round!
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Acceptance letters
for our March graduates are pouring in! |
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Today we will introduce Mr. Liu Ming Lei, who was accepted into the Fundamental
Science and Engineering Department at Waseda University. He is a Chinese student
who came to Japan in October of 2008.
Q: How did your classes here at the Musashi Urawa Japanese Language
Institute help prepare you
for your entrance examination?
A: The classes at the Musashi Urawa Japanese Language Institute
are very thorough. The teachers
feel a strong sense of responsibility in guiding their students
and therefore help with not just the
language, but a wide range of topics. Thanks to their advice,
my interview was a success, so I am
very grateful for my teachers.
Q: What kind of things are you looking forward to at Waseda University?
A: Of course my studies are the most important, but I think it’s
also essential to experience life
outside the classroom. I would like to broaden my horizons by
joining some student groups and
gain a deeper understanding of Japanese society. These extracurricular
activities on top of my
studies should make the most of my time at Waseda.
Q: Finally, what are your future aspirations?
A: Ultimately I would like to work in China-Japan relations. I
hope to contribute to international
affairs not only in my specific field, but on a wider plane
as well.
Congratulations! Keep up the good work in university!
There are still many others receiving their acceptances into public universities
such as Saitama University, Aoyama Gakuin University, and Meiji Gakuin University.
Good luck everyone!
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Mr. Xu Zhe from China received the highest score in the country on the 2009 Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (2nd session)!! |
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We interviewed him right after finding out:
Q: Did you have any inclination that you might receive the top mark in all of Japan?
A: No, I actually felt like I hadn’t studied enough…
Q: What are your usual study habits?
A: I normally buy some reference material and study by myself at the library. I think that truly
focusing is more important than how long you study. Besides that, I also had the classes at
Musashi Urawa Japanese Language Institute which helped make reading and understanding the
Japanese questions much easier. I’m very thankful for all my teachers.
Q: What are your plans now?
A: I’m trying to get into the Tokyo Institute of Technology. I haven’t heard anything yet, but I’m
doing everything I can!
Good luck Mr. Xu Zhe!
Below are more excellent results from our students:
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Mr. Lau Yeung（Hong Kong）
Japanese：367／400,
Japan and the World：197／200
**He received the second highest marks in the country!**
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Ms. Zhu Ye（China）
Japanese：373／400,
Japan and the World：192／200
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Ms. Dong Yue（China）
Japanese：362／400
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Mr. Pionyer Tserenpuntsag（Mongolia）
Japanese：357／400
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