Name: 日本の大学に行った経験 (Our Experiences Going to Japanese University)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:58:19.000Z
Duration: 13 min 37 s
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It's been like three years since he's been in.

Makes it seem like a couple years since I've seen em.

If you don't know who Greg is, let me do a quick flashback.

So great has moved back here and we decided to do another.

But you're talking about a university experiences because we've both been out of university for a while now, and it gave us some time to reflect on things and think about it a little more.

So I asked you guys for your questions on Twitter, and hopefully we can answer them and give you guys some tips and advice.

If you're thinking about coming to Japan for university, did you guys have a difficult time in union with a language barrier?

I mean, like in all countries, you usually use the language that you're trying to learn in the classroom.

So here was just all Japanese, so even like him at basic levels, they try to use kind of basic Japanese, but everything like if you have, like any, like questions, anything that's going to be in Japanese, too.

So it's just trying to get your cousin to the language.

But I mean, they do that in America, too.

So, like if you're like a Spanish speaker is only English in a glass room, so it's kind of the same.

Even if you have a language ready to start with because they force you into using Japanese, you don't really have a choice.

Yeah, I had quite a solid level of Japanese before I entered university, so I didn't really have many problems.

But I did have some troubles with the classes that were like science or psychology.

That kind of stuff was a little difficult for me and Japanese.

But again, I heard the vocabulary every day, the same types of terms, and eventually I just got used to it.

So I really wasn't an issue for either of us.

I think I have jail, Petey sunk you, but is it enough to go to uni there as a normal student and not as an exchange student.

You needed Nick, you to be accepted as a degree student.

Hey, I'm pretty sure it would be similar for other universities as well.

The gap between sunk you and Nick you is quite big.

So I would recommend setting for Nick You.

How is the difficulty level of Japanese courses compared to the Canadian or American courses?

Well, for our university, it was really easy.

Like honestly, I felt like I was back in elementary school.

It was weird, but I've talked to other people that have been to both university in, like North America and Japan.

And they said that Japan is known for being very difficult to enter university and to get accepted into the one that you want to be in.

But then the classes themselves and graduating is rather easy.

Yeah, you felt the same classes in Japan are very lenient, actually.

So it's actually very easy to kind of Patrick classes.

I feel like the teachers were too nice to students.

But, I mean, it could probably very from university universe.

Yeah, like I'm sure there are strict universities in Japan, maybe Like, what setter in you.

Higher level universities probably are not as lenient, so yeah, I would expect a little more from them, but I feel like university in Canada is rather difficult.

And if you skip a class euro do, There's some professors that are super strict like that.

They wouldn't accept you falling asleep in class or showing up late, whereas in Japan you could just not show up for health the term and it was pretty bad.

What was the food like when you guys went to uni?

Or was the company the choice of students?

Well, for me, always abroad have been so this little I usually made my own lunch, and I would always bring it to school.

A lot of times I wouldn't mix and match certain and vegetables every once in a while, but pretty much I don't know.

I enjoy cooking more than, um, buying food.

But I think a few times I got, um, some of the cafeteria food.

We have like noodles, ramen, noodle, soba.

There was a little bakery that's on some breads, hot dogs, that kind of thing's different bread, like the hot dog and a bread, the being pacing of bread, things and bread, what else way had, like curry like, Hey, Shoko dishes with, like, some kind of meat and then race and then salad.

There was really a big selection, and the food was decent.

Sometimes I really did like going to the comedian.

Getting rice balls like that is also I think it was a balance of both.

Um, well, at the beginning, I didn't do any work at all.

But towards the end, I started teaching to it is legal to work part time on a student visa.

You just have to apply for permission to do it.

You won't have the permission right away.

And I think all the time they will accept it.

I don't think I've ever heard of anyone getting tonight, and then you'll be allowed to work.

So that's a good chunk of time that they allow you to work.

You can make a decent amount of money working part time, but it may be a little different from the university because sometimes they'll tell you, like, even though said you could do 28 they only allow you to do 20 right?

Your university might have rules, but limit the amount of hours they want you to work because our university was strict with some students.

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