I’ll be studying abroad for a year next fall, and am struggling to decide which university to apply to. My major is Japanese language, so pretty much the course offerings don’t matter to me as long as the school has a good Japanese language program. The exchanges offered through my university are as follows:
1. Hiroshima University
2. Hitotsubashi University
3. Nagoya University
4. Ritsumeikan University
5. Sophia University
6. Nanzan University.
If anyone has gone to one of these schools or knows anything I’d love to hear about it: how the language program was, student life, workload, facilities, etc. Thanks!
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**Trying to decide on a universty for study abroad**
I’ll be studying abroad for a year next fall, and am struggling to decide which university to apply to. My major is Japanese language, so pretty much the course offerings don’t matter to me as long as the school has a good Japanese language program. The exchanges offered through my university are as follows:
1. Hiroshima University
2. Hitotsubashi University
3. Nagoya University
4. Ritsumeikan University
5. Sophia University
6. Nanzan University.
If anyone has gone to one of these schools or knows anything I’d love to hear about it: how the language program was, student life, workload, facilities, etc. Thanks!
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How big of a city do you want to live in? would be a major factor in deciding if I were you. Tokyo and Hiroshima are very very different environments.