This is the first video of you I came across and I love it! I'm Dutch and I'll be studying at Keio (I'm going on an exchange, my own university is Erasmus University Rotterdam) from September '17 until January '18.. I'm hoping your videos will prepare me a bit for the culture shock, haha
Awe thank you for your comment Tess! Really excited for your exchange term at Keio and please feel free to ask any questions about uni life in Japan here, I'd be more than happy to help :)
Hi from 2019...I'm a high school senior from US and I am really considering the PEARL Program at Keio University. I have a struggle between the American unis and the Japanese ones plus I'm not sure about my competency in the application pool for PEARL. Do you have any knowlege of the program and possivly admission stats and advice? Thanx!!
i found this video pretty cool ^^ i like vlog about japanese universities (i try to get into keio :D ) so, you did a great job thx for sharing your exp (:
Good initiative! I'm going to the University of Toronto for finance & computer science. Contemplating a term at Keio. How's the student life there? Do you guys go out clubbing? Networking events with firms? I'd like to work for a couple of years in Tokyo after graduation.
Hi Sudarshan! Keio is well known for having really strong networks for those interested in business and without exaggeration I feel that Keio is probably one of the best Japanese universities to be in if you're interested in job hunting. It's a common sight to see students on campus wearing suits and the mita campus is located pretty much in the midst of Tokyo's corporate district. I personally don't go clubbing, but I know a lot of Keio students that do. Waseda is generally more famous for their party and drinking scenes though!
I also like political science but I don't speak japanese fluently yet. I'm still a highschool student and I have about 2 years before applying for university. I believe it's a big problem if I don't speak japanese right ?
This is the first video of you I came across and I love it! I'm Dutch and I'll be studying at Keio (I'm going on an exchange, my own university is Erasmus University Rotterdam) from September '17 until January '18.. I'm hoping your videos will prepare me a bit for the culture shock, haha
Awe thank you for your comment Tess! Really excited for your exchange term at Keio and please feel free to ask any questions about uni life in Japan here, I'd be more than happy to help :)
Hi from 2019...I'm a high school senior from US and I am really considering the PEARL Program at Keio University. I have a struggle between the American unis and the Japanese ones plus I'm not sure about my competency in the application pool for PEARL. Do you have any knowlege of the program and possivly admission stats and advice? Thanx!!
i found this video pretty cool ^^ i like vlog about japanese universities (i try to get into keio :D ) so, you did a great job thx for sharing your exp (:
Thank you for your comment! :) I'll try to upload more in the near future!
Good initiative! I'm going to the University of Toronto for finance & computer science. Contemplating a term at Keio. How's the student life there? Do you guys go out clubbing? Networking events with firms? I'd like to work for a couple of years in Tokyo after graduation.
+ have a couple of other options (Tokyo, Waseda, Kyoto). Which ones most fun/in touch with the scene?
Hi Sudarshan! Keio is well known for having really strong networks for those interested in business and without exaggeration I feel that Keio is probably one of the best Japanese universities to be in if you're interested in job hunting. It's a common sight to see students on campus wearing suits and the mita campus is located pretty much in the midst of Tokyo's corporate district. I personally don't go clubbing, but I know a lot of Keio students that do. Waseda is generally more famous for their party and drinking scenes though!
I also like political science but I don't speak japanese fluently yet. I'm still a highschool student and I have about 2 years before applying for university. I believe it's a big problem if I don't speak japanese right ?