I Got Into a JAPANESE FASHION COLLEGE 

Yes, she's such a role model! 💗

Same!!😆😆😆😆

She only speaks English on camera

Passing the N2 doesn't mean you can speak japanese well. N2 doesn't test speaking or writing ability. It's just listening + reading.

Ash that’s not true when going to colleges in Japan your JLPT test are mostly for speaking, listening, and writing. That way if you have a teacher in Japan, you can 1) reply and ask questions, 2) understand lessons in class, and 3) you have legible handwriting that way should the need arise, your writing will be easy to read.

Eleuthera Did it go well? :)

Out of curiosity, do you mind stating which university it was? Totally understandable if you don't! I'm just wondering because I've been looking into possibly going that route in the future as well, and I'm finding it difficult to find universities to consider, and consensus regarding reputation. I keep hearing that getting a degree in Japan isn't as great or held in as high of a regard, comparative to schools in the US/UK/AUS/CAN/etc. Which is stressful because universities in these countries are SO expensive, I'd rather not go hundreds of thousands in debt for a degree. Japan's tuition costs are so much more reasonable, with the added benefit of immersing yourself in their culture. I'm so torn about what I want to do, haha. Sorry for such a long rant!

Shalee Michelle Haha is okay, sorry I don’t want to say the name of the school, but I want to share with you my process of application. First I go to the school’s website which I heard had a good reputation, and see if there’s a English program, and if there are what majors are they. Most school have there website in English, but most time the English version is less informative than Japanese version so it might be a bit hard to find what you need(I’m Chinese so I can understand a large part of written Japanese because they use Chinese characters in Japanese) And about the school, the top two in Japan rank about 12th and 28th in worldwide universities rank, and I think the top 10 universities all have a good reputation in Japan, but most foreigners only heard of Tokyo university though, may not even heard of Kyoto University(second best) although it has more noble prize winners. I understand what you said about the money, the public universities is not expensive, and may offer a lot of scholarships to foreigners. But private schools are very expensive and although famous I heard that their reputation in Japan is not has good. When you find the school you want to go, just follow the application process on their website, it’s clearly written. I hope this can help you a bit😊

@@睡睡-d7l Totally understandable about not wanting to say the name of the school, no worries! Safety and privacy comes first and foremost. However, I do appreciate you sharing the process with me! I'm from the states so I don't understand Japanese or Kanji whatsoever, but I do plan on attending a language school for 1-2 years first and foremost, so I have a long time to consider and research universities. I just feel like there's no such thing as being too prepared or well researched, if that makes sense? But hopefully once I'm more proficient in the language, I'll have better luck finding information. Thank you again for the help, I really appreciate it!

Shalee Michelle you’re welcomed! It would much easier if you go to the language school in Japan, I think they can provide all the information. Good luck!

Grace Wong University of Tokyo is ranked 23rd worldwide, National University of Singapore is the top University in the Asia pacific and it’s ranked 22nd

Awww thank you for the reassurance!!! 😂 I really hope so!!

I guess I should share how I discovered "the thing" I want to do. I walked to the veterinary clinic I mostly go to for my cats to drop in my resume to apply as a veterinary assistant. When I went I was told about the vet course that I can take to help me gain more knowledge about working with the animals and the medicine they use. From there I got that spark inside of me on "that's it, that's the thing I want to do". By the way my resume was taken in, I was told they'll accept anyone to be a vet assistant if they either did the course that I was told about or if they are willing enough, however before they used to only take you if you've done the course and nothing less than that, so I'm very thankful for my timing. Edit: My dream is to have my own cat shelter.

Shy shy shy Sana once 🍭

Chai Coca hallow fellow once! 🍭

Me 2🍭

LMAOOO IT WAS RAMEN 😂 THAT WAS THE WORST

@@mikanmandarin Lol what the hell that's so weirdddd!!!

@@mikanmandarin lol that would suuuuuck!

LMAOOO you’re so sweet 😂 honestly I just can’t think of enough rewards to feel like Patreon is really worth doing! I’d feel like I’m scamming you guys 😂

みかんMikan please think about it. We love you and care for you. We want to watch your future blooming with you. Thats the least we can do for all the efforts you put ❤️

@@mikanmandarin ahh i feel ya xD but reallllly! do think about it! i'm sure we could all brainstorm easy peasy rewards that will be fun and productive and stress free \o/

Hahahaha thank you for your idea 😂 so sweet of you to go out of your way for me!

Yess me too ^0^

Hi,Im think I know what college you going to study,I know it already 3 years passes but may I asked how is your interview and what did they ask because Im also going to apply to that uni

@@meann9376 Hiii! The interview was super easy but intimidating because it’s with a higher up at the school. As long as you speak Japanese, you shouldn’t have a problem. He just asked me what kind of dreams I have, what my interests are, why I came to Japan, why I want to go to this school over another, stuff like that. I’m about to graduate next month actually. Kind of funny 😂

@@Arianna-fx2ho HI thank you so much for replying me,if you dont mind can you cmt your email because Im going to apply to that college and I still have a few questions to ask

No! I actually remember my college specifically telling us there were people in their 30s studying there! But if you plan to go home make sure they’d accept whatever qualification you’d end up with!

Ah! While it’s possible it is a bit difficult getting a student visa after 30 I’ve heard though!

Ooh, ok. Thanks for the answers! 😊