| NAGOYA UNIVERSITY
OF FOREIGN STUDIES WEB LINK |
The
following information is provided as a guide.
Applications to Nagoya are subject to review
and approval by the Office of Study Abroad
and an advertised program may be unavailable
due to imbalances in the exchange or for other
unforeseen circumstances. Program costs are
subject to change.
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| Options |
Japanese
Language and Japanese Studies Program (JLJSP) is
aimed at students whose main focus is the mastery
of the Japanese Language. Contemporary
Japan Program in Nagoya (CJPN) is
aimed at students whose main focus is to broaden
their knowledge of contemporary Japan. Contemporary
Japan is taught in English. Academic calendar
for Spring is about March 24-July 18, and Fall
is about September 10-December 12.
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| Chances
of Placement |
Excellent. |
| Eligibility |
Minimum
GPA of 3.0 with sophomore standing by time of
exchange for undergraduates. Knowledge of Japanese
preferred but university can provide Japanese
instruction at all levels.
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| Application
Deadlines |
Latest
date by which application must be received
by Nagoya: Fall (August) April
30 and Spring (January
) October 31. NMSU's
priority administrative deadline is May 1 for
Fall and October 15 for Spring, after which
late processing fees apply.
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| Paid
to NMSU |
For
2008-2009: Application fee ($300),
tuition per semester ($2,379), program fee
per semester ($200), HTH insurance ($38 per
month).
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| Paid
to Nagoya |
Cost
of all program arrangements organized by Nagoya. Students
housed in dormitories or with host families. Contact
NUFS coordinator for assistance and current rates.
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| Insurance |
HTH
required. |
| Scholarships |
NUFS
will consider NMSU students for Japanese scholarships.
Students should also apply for Freeman and Bridging
Scholarships for study in Japan
and NSEP (Boren)
Undergraduate and Graduate Awards to study Japanese.
Students with Pell grants should apply for Gilman awards
(up to $5,000) for study abroad. All students
can apply for NMSU administered Colin
Williamson, Mesilla Valley, and IFSA scholarships.
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| Withdrawal
Penalties |
Students
who have accepted the Nagoya placement
then withdraw will be charged $200 by
NMSU to recover its administrative expenses. Students
who accept an academic year placement may have
to pay the entire cost of the program if they
withdraw early. Other Nagoya penalties
for unrecoverable costs may apply for early withdrawal
after accepting placement.
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Last
Updated:
Thursday, 10-Jul-2008 17:16:55 MDT |
