Scholarships for international students

NGUYEN VAN DUY NGUYEN VAN DUY

(From Vietnam: Faculty of Business Administration, Department of Business Administration, 3rd year)

The Asia Pacific Scholarship is a great help for me because I pay all my college tuition fees myself. In the fall semester of my first year, I passed N1 (Japanese Language Proficiency Test Level 1), and I was able to receive even more help.I am able to focus on my studies with peace of mind because they support my tuition fees.In addition, I wanted to acquire many qualifications with the money you helped me, so I was able to use it for textbooks and examination fees for the bookkeeping test level 1 and the business Japanese proficiency test J2, and I was able to pass it.

I've been able to reduce my part-time job hours, and I'm now a mentor and tutor at the university. I teach first-year Japanese students and international students about things they don't understand in class and how to write reports.I also participated in an internship.In order to think about how to raise the name recognition of the Shioe shopping street, we interviewed 1 stores in the shopping street and gave presentations.I was able to interact with people from various industries, and I could see what I wanted to be in the future, and I became interested in the restaurant and hotel industry.I am glad that I was able to interact with many people and improve my Japanese ability.

In addition to continuing to work hard in my studies, I would like to actively participate in volunteer activities outside of my studies.

With Vice President Ashizawa at the Award Ceremony for the Outstanding Achievement Award and the Learning Encouragement Award

BATBAATAR KHONGORZUL

(From Mongolia: Faculty of International Communication, Department of English Communication, 4th year)

After coming to Japan, I first went to a Japanese language school in Osaka.The teacher there, who is from Kobe, recommended that I go to Kansai University of International Studies.The presence or absence of scholarships was a very important factor in my choice of school, and the teacher at the Japanese language school was very kind and gave me advice and enthusiastically recommended Kansai International University. I entered an international university.

The Kansai International University Asia Pacific Scholarship provides a uniform 40% tuition reduction at the time of admission, but after that, the tuition reduction rate will change depending on your grades.I have maintained a GPA of 3.5 or higher since I entered the school, received 50% of my tuition from scholarships, and paid the remaining 50% myself.Also, I used a system where if I get N1 in the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, the exemption rate will increase by 1% for one year.

If you study hard, the acceptance rate of the Asia-Pacific Scholarship will increase and the burden of tuition fees will be reduced. Was born.If it weren't for the Asia Pacific Scholarship, I would have had to work every day to be able to pay my tuition fees, and I would have been exhausted and de-motivated to study. increase.

Also, if you are motivated to study, your teachers will encourage you to participate in various programs offered by Kansai University of International Studies.I went to Australia for a short-term training program in which the university paid for the participation fee, and I also participated in an international conference held in Kobe by overseas students.These experiences are treasures of a lifetime.

I entered the university on the recommendation of my Japanese language school teacher, but I have never once regretted it.I have a lot of experience and every day is very fulfilling.I am doing my best to find a job now.