Ivy! I didn’t realize you went to Japan! I didn’t see your One Wheel for a while and wondered where you had gone. Suzuki Sensei would be so proud! -Reese
Haha yeah I’m studying here for the whole year! I emailed Suzuki Sensei with some study abroad pics and she was really happy. I hope you’ve been doing well lately, thanks for always watching & supporting my videos :)💖 can’t wait to come back and run into you every time I’m vlogging since that always happens hehe
We go to the same school (Im native ) i live in Kawagoe you use to come typically over here but they just open that area. Im typically see a lot of foreign students. Im typically in 東京国際大学 川越第2キャンパス or 東京国際大学 川越第1キャンパス. ( hope your having a good time)
Hiiii I‘m considering going to TIU for a year abroad. I‘m just pretty concerned about the workload since Japanese universities are known to be quite tough. How was your experience? Did you have to spend a lot of time studying? Thxxx
HI! That's something I wondered too before coming. At TIU, I found the classes to be really easy. My Japanese class was hard at first but it was fine once I got used to the pace. My friends also said that most classes are not too challenging, some even complained that they were too easy. I mainly wanted to study abroad for the experience of being in Japan and exploring so I'm glad the classes are chill. I think other universities may be rigorous but TIU doesn't have a rigorous reputation or anything so I don't think you'll have to worry about classes being too crazy. Hope that helps! :)
I am entering my first year at this university, but I see that this university has two buildings. Is it possible to study at the Ikebukuro campus from the first year?
So the Ikebukuro campus is for courses in English (e-track) & Saitama campus is for classes taught in Japanese (j-track), so it just totally depends on your classes!
Yeah I know some students that live in the dorms although I’m not sure how much they cost. As for apartments, it depends on where you live. Places closer to Tokyo & the city are usually more expensive. Some students live in cheaper apartments that are a little further and take the train to school.
I have a remote part-time job editing videos for companies in America so I don’t have any experience working in Japan. I’m not sure but I do have some friends who work at a convenience store here and I don’t think it’s too hard to get a job as a cashier, although they do know intermediate Japanese. For most jobs, you will probably need to know at least some Japanese unless you’re working for a company that only serves English-speaking customers.
I just got accepted on a full ride to Agnes Scott, I just wanted to ask what the process for getting into a study abroad program was? I’m new to all of this, and it’s so confusing to rely just on the information on websites and pamphlets 😵💫
That’s a great question! Studying abroad was definitely a big goal for me when I entered college, and it’s great that you’re already planning ahead. Agnes Scott has a center for global learning office that you can go to (it should be on the 1st floor of Buttrick Hall) and every student is assigned a study abroad advisor that can help you with the whole process. We do our study abroad applications through ISEP, so you can start browsing on the website now for options if you want. Most students study abroad during junior year, but I went to my study abroad advisor during freshman year because I wanted to plan out my courses and application early. If you look on ISEP, different colleges have different acceptance rates, so some are harder or easier to get into. However, the advisor recommends for you to select multiple schools so you still have a back up plan even if your first choice doesn’t take you. Most students also do an exchange program, which basically means that your tuition and boarding fees are the same that you normally pay to Agnes Scott, so the cost is the same when you go abroad except for the plane ticket and other miscellaneous expenses. Overall, I’m super happy with the study aboard process because it’s not that complicated and the advisor really walks you through it. I hope that helps! And congrats on getting a full ride!! Do you know which country you want to go to?
東京国際大学はビジネスの大学だから、ファッションの授業がありません。でも、ISEPでいろいろな大学の中で選べます。それから、他の大学はファッションとデザインの授業があるかもしれません。ISEPのウェブサイトを見たほうがいいです。今もう日本語が上手ですね。すごいです！Agnes Scott 大学に来る事を決めましたか？まだ考えていますか？妹さんは頭が良いそうだから､どこでも良い経験ができると思います。他の質問があったら聞いてください :)
hiii, i actually got accepted into TIU a few weeks ago! i applied to the digital business & innovation major. Your classes seem fun, which major did you choose? Also, how is the Saitama campus? TYIA!!
Hey! Congrats on being accepted!🥳 My major is business management - I’m a study abroad student so idk if TIU has that specific major. I’ve been on the Saitama campus a few times and it’s nice too. It’s definitely older and less fancy than the Ikebukuro campus, but it’s still very pretty in my opinion. In general, Ikebukuro is for E-track students (classes are in English) & Saitama is for J-track (classes are in Japanese). So the campus you go to just depends on which track you study. Feel free to ask any other questions :)
@@ivychenofficial tysm for your reply! I’m doing E-track but on the website they said 1 semester will be in Saitama and the 2 in Ikebukuro. I visited it this november and it looked stunning. Thanks for the information again!🫶
Ooo that’s awesome that you visited! Also the website info might be outdated. The Ikebukuro campus is new so E-track switched from the Saitama campus recently. Maybe the website info is old from when E-track had to switch but I’m not completely sure so take what I say with a grain of salt haha. Either way I’m sure you’ll enjoy it🫶🏼
@@ivychenofficial In your video you haven't showed any work related things? Don't you have a part-time job or your family funds you for your living costs and tuition fees?
@@SalihinKHR That's a good question. So for me, I have a scholarship at my home university & don't pay any tuition. Since I am an exchange student, I still don't pay tuition at TIU and only have to pay my home university for housing fees which makes studying abroad way cheaper. I also applied for a study abroad scholarship beforehand and they awarded me some money. Additionally, I work as a video editor part time as my job and get paid for that. I don't edit everyday and usually focus on filming if I am making a vlog, which is why I didn't mention it in the video. I hope that answers your question!
I’ll try to film another vlog when school starts up! These are the 3 classes I took from last semester and a little about them: 1. Intermediate Japanese: amazing teachers, although a bit fast paced-included doing in-class readings in Japanese, speaking practices with classmates, & a final presentation 2. Social Media & Business: professor was very eloquent and clear in his teaching, lots of student participation & in-class discussions, easy to get a good grade as long as you paid attention in my opinion, very little homework 3. Leadership, Creativity, & Organizational Behavior: interesting content but mostly lectures which isn’t my favorite style of learning, a lot of homework that included extremely long articles/video analyses, but the professor was a nice old man who I found funny & he cracked jokes often I hope that helps & thank you for watching :)
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Wow thank you for this very informative vlog. TIU will be on my application list for next year :) Love the color grading btw
what color grading?
Ivy! I didn’t realize you went to Japan! I didn’t see your One Wheel for a while and wondered where you had gone. Suzuki Sensei would be so proud!
-Reese
Haha yeah I’m studying here for the whole year! I emailed Suzuki Sensei with some study abroad pics and she was really happy. I hope you’ve been doing well lately, thanks for always watching & supporting my videos :)💖 can’t wait to come back and run into you every time I’m vlogging since that always happens hehe
love it keep going :)
I will :) thank you for the support Ryan
Please how much is the fees for international relations course with hostel fee for international students
We go to the same school (Im native ) i live in Kawagoe you use to come typically over here but they just open that area. Im typically see a lot of foreign students. Im typically in 東京国際大学 川越第2キャンパス or 東京国際大学 川越第1キャンパス. ( hope your having a good time)
Yeah I heard they just opened Ikebukuro campus up! 川越第2キャンパスに時々行来ます。日本が大好きでとても楽しいです。😊
What's the job area of digital business and innovation?
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Hiiii I‘m considering going to TIU for a year abroad. I‘m just pretty concerned about the workload since Japanese universities are known to be quite tough. How was your experience? Did you have to spend a lot of time studying? Thxxx
HI! That's something I wondered too before coming. At TIU, I found the classes to be really easy. My Japanese class was hard at first but it was fine once I got used to the pace. My friends also said that most classes are not too challenging, some even complained that they were too easy. I mainly wanted to study abroad for the experience of being in Japan and exploring so I'm glad the classes are chill. I think other universities may be rigorous but TIU doesn't have a rigorous reputation or anything so I don't think you'll have to worry about classes being too crazy. Hope that helps! :)
Thxxxx that helps a lot 🫶🏻
Also, apart from the Japanese class, which classes did you choose and which of them would you recommend (also because of workload) :)
I am entering my first year at this university, but I see that this university has two buildings. Is it possible to study at the Ikebukuro campus from the first year?
So the Ikebukuro campus is for courses in English (e-track) & Saitama campus is for classes taught in Japanese (j-track), so it just totally depends on your classes!
did you get the scholarship?
Is it possible to live in dorms of TIU? Is it expensive than living in apartments around the city?
Yeah I know some students that live in the dorms although I’m not sure how much they cost. As for apartments, it depends on where you live. Places closer to Tokyo & the city are usually more expensive. Some students live in cheaper apartments that are a little further and take the train to school.
Do you do any part time jobs? I am curious about how hard it is for someone who doesn’t know Japanese language to get any part time jobs in japan
I have a remote part-time job editing videos for companies in America so I don’t have any experience working in Japan. I’m not sure but I do have some friends who work at a convenience store here and I don’t think it’s too hard to get a job as a cashier, although they do know intermediate Japanese. For most jobs, you will probably need to know at least some Japanese unless you’re working for a company that only serves English-speaking customers.
I just got accepted on a full ride to Agnes Scott, I just wanted to ask what the process for getting into a study abroad program was? I’m new to all of this, and it’s so confusing to rely just on the information on websites and pamphlets 😵💫
That’s a great question! Studying abroad was definitely a big goal for me when I entered college, and it’s great that you’re already planning ahead. Agnes Scott has a center for global learning office that you can go to (it should be on the 1st floor of Buttrick Hall) and every student is assigned a study abroad advisor that can help you with the whole process. We do our study abroad applications through ISEP, so you can start browsing on the website now for options if you want. Most students study abroad during junior year, but I went to my study abroad advisor during freshman year because I wanted to plan out my courses and application early. If you look on ISEP, different colleges have different acceptance rates, so some are harder or easier to get into. However, the advisor recommends for you to select multiple schools so you still have a back up plan even if your first choice doesn’t take you.
Most students also do an exchange program, which basically means that your tuition and boarding fees are the same that you normally pay to Agnes Scott, so the cost is the same when you go abroad except for the plane ticket and other miscellaneous expenses.
Overall, I’m super happy with the study aboard process because it’s not that complicated and the advisor really walks you through it. I hope that helps! And congrats on getting a full ride!! Do you know which country you want to go to?
@@ivychenofficialおめでとうって言ってくれてありがとうございました。実は私も日本で留学する予定があるんですね。ですからお姉さんの動画を見つけてアグネス大の学生のを見たら、質問をしたくなりました。
とにかく、他のことを聞きたかったんですなね。特に日本でファッションとかデザインを勉強したいんですけど、留学生として特別な授業を選ぶことができるかわかりません。お姉さんの経験には、決めがありますか？それとも日本大に決められますか？
東京国際大学はビジネスの大学だから、ファッションの授業がありません。でも、ISEPでいろいろな大学の中で選べます。それから、他の大学はファッションとデザインの授業があるかもしれません。ISEPのウェブサイトを見たほうがいいです。今もう日本語が上手ですね。すごいです！Agnes Scott 大学に来る事を決めましたか？まだ考えていますか？妹さんは頭が良いそうだから､どこでも良い経験ができると思います。他の質問があったら聞いてください :)
@@ivychenofficial 今まだ考えてますね。一昨日モリナさんと大学を見学して、なんか嫌いなことを見つけたし、考えている専攻に合うビルは…汚そうだったし、まだ考えているんですね。ジョージア州大学もいいと思ってますが、そこで奨学金はあまりもらってません。お姉さんはアグネス大の好き嫌いについて知りたかったんですね。
Im going to be there for the spring semester!
That’s so exciting!!! Where are you from?
I go to Agnes Scott too actually we had the same class w/Suzuki Sensei!!❤@@ivychenofficial
OMG stoppp ahhh I’ll see you at orientation :) 💖
More TIU content pls
I’ll try filming more ! :)
hiii, i actually got accepted into TIU a few weeks ago! i applied to the digital business & innovation major. Your classes seem fun, which major did you choose? Also, how is the Saitama campus? TYIA!!
Hey! Congrats on being accepted!🥳 My major is business management - I’m a study abroad student so idk if TIU has that specific major. I’ve been on the Saitama campus a few times and it’s nice too. It’s definitely older and less fancy than the Ikebukuro campus, but it’s still very pretty in my opinion. In general, Ikebukuro is for E-track students (classes are in English) & Saitama is for J-track (classes are in Japanese). So the campus you go to just depends on which track you study. Feel free to ask any other questions :)
@@ivychenofficial tysm for your reply! I’m doing E-track but on the website they said 1 semester will be in Saitama and the 2 in Ikebukuro. I visited it this november and it looked stunning. Thanks for the information again!🫶
Ooo that’s awesome that you visited! Also the website info might be outdated. The Ikebukuro campus is new so E-track switched from the Saitama campus recently. Maybe the website info is old from when E-track had to switch but I’m not completely sure so take what I say with a grain of salt haha. Either way I’m sure you’ll enjoy it🫶🏼
@@ivychenofficial Oki, thank you so so much! I’ll be looking forward to your new videos 🫡
Woah! That's amazing. I'm also planning to do an application at Tokyo International University. But, I have a question to ask if you don't mind.
Ooo okay sure, feel free to ask any questions you have!
@@ivychenofficial In your video you haven't showed any work related things? Don't you have a part-time job or your family funds you for your living costs and tuition fees?
@@SalihinKHR That's a good question. So for me, I have a scholarship at my home university & don't pay any tuition. Since I am an exchange student, I still don't pay tuition at TIU and only have to pay my home university for housing fees which makes studying abroad way cheaper. I also applied for a study abroad scholarship beforehand and they awarded me some money. Additionally, I work as a video editor part time as my job and get paid for that. I don't edit everyday and usually focus on filming if I am making a vlog, which is why I didn't mention it in the video. I hope that answers your question!
@@ivychenofficial Yeap, Understood.
What courses are you studying in TIU? I am interested in TIU and wanna know more. Hope to see more from you.
Same
I’ll try to film another vlog when school starts up! These are the 3 classes I took from last semester and a little about them:
1. Intermediate Japanese: amazing teachers, although a bit fast paced-included doing in-class readings in Japanese, speaking practices with classmates, & a final presentation
2. Social Media & Business: professor was very eloquent and clear in his teaching, lots of student participation & in-class discussions, easy to get a good grade as long as you paid attention in my opinion, very little homework
3. Leadership, Creativity, & Organizational Behavior: interesting content but mostly lectures which isn’t my favorite style of learning, a lot of homework that included extremely long articles/video analyses, but the professor was a nice old man who I found funny & he cracked jokes often
I hope that helps & thank you for watching :)
@@ivychenofficial Thank you so much for your information. It helps me a lot. Waiting for new vlogs 🤎
l am so confuse, that is all international students must to study Japanese class???
I don’t think all but everyone in my exchange program has to
what faculty are you in at TIU?
what do you mean by faculty? I’m a business major if that’s what you mean :)
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Who's that fine gentleman at 6:45? I like his pants
Her pants are from Zara actually
WHERE IS ROHITH *angry face emoji*
HOLY SHIT I SEE HIM
Who ???
social media and business really 😂 i mean it's good but......
What can I say it’s an easy A😎
@@ivychenofficial True True nothing wrong with that👍
May I know what’s wrong with the uni😅
@@LeiYoanna not the uni but the course you won't get job with these course
i just follow you on Instagram but you didn't back mee