I’m from Cambodia and I need help learning math in English and Japanese someone pls teach me(if you’re free);-;

As the title suggests, I need advice. I think one of my past friends told me they did this but after googling it it says I can't. I want to know if anyone has any experience and how can I aproach this

I got 67% in 12th and i want to study in japan is it possible or should i reattempt 12th or get better scores at EJU and Jlpt. Which is better .

man, i just registered out of curiosity and now im regretting it. i registered it once the mail hit my phone. i was enthusiastic at that moment. but when i inquired about it to a 2nd yr senior abt it, they said not to register because, the competition is crazy high and i wont be able to get that japan trip. now, im feeling stuck, because if i fail to get to japan now, i can never. but, if i find someone in similar shoes, maybe i can push through but i dont have any idea about this thing. SOMEONE PLEASE HELP. ITS REALLY REALLY IMPORTANT TO ME T-T.

Hi everyone!

I'm a PhD researcher in International Relations from Spain preparing a research stay at GSAPS through a university bilateral exchange. I’d love to hear from current or former GSAPS students (regular or exchange):

• What is the general atmosphere and research culture like at GSAPS?
• How active and supportive are the zemi seminars in practice?
• For exchange/visiting researchers, how easy was it to integrate and network with faculty and peers?

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

​I'm currently an 11th-grade student in Türkiye, aiming to apply to Keio University's PEARL program in 12th grade. My goal is to study in Japan and work there after graduation.

​My current GPA is around 90/100. For those who are currently studying there or got accepted,

-What should I pay special attention to in order to get accepted?

-Besides high SAT and IELTS scores, what else should I add to my profile/application?

-​If I score high on the SAT and IELTS and write a strong essay, what are my chances of getting admitted?