How to Win the MEXT Scholarship - Senzaki, Travis
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Do you want to study in Japan on a fully funded scholarship? How to Win the MEXT Scholarship by Travis Senzaki is your ultimate resource to achieving this goal. The Japanese government's MEXT Scholarship (Monbukagakusho Scholarship) offers full tuition coverage, a living stipend, and paid travel to and from Japan, making it one of the most generous graduate school scholarships in the world! But it's also highly competitive, so you need to be as prepared as possible to succeed in your application. What's Inside:In-Depth Guides: Step-by-step instructions for both Embassy-Recommended and…mehr

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Do you want to study in Japan on a fully funded scholarship? How to Win the MEXT Scholarship by Travis Senzaki is your ultimate resource to achieving this goal. The Japanese government's MEXT Scholarship (Monbukagakusho Scholarship) offers full tuition coverage, a living stipend, and paid travel to and from Japan, making it one of the most generous graduate school scholarships in the world! But it's also highly competitive, so you need to be as prepared as possible to succeed in your application. What's Inside:In-Depth Guides: Step-by-step instructions for both Embassy-Recommended and University-Recommended MEXT Scholarships. Expert Tips: Learn how to approach the application with a professional mindset and create a success strategy that will catch reviewers' attention. Practical Exercises: Downloadable worksheets to help you organize your application and stay on track. Valuable Resources: Access to GPA conversion charts, a free companion email course, and more. Why This Book? Travis Senzaki combines personal experience as a scholarship application manager, application coach, and Japanese higher education expert with extensive research to provide the most comprehensive guide available. This book is not just about applying; it's about understanding the scholarship's purpose, navigating cultural nuances, and positioning yourself as the ideal candidate. Get Started Today: It is never too early to prepare your application. Download the book now and don't miss out on this opportunity to transform your educational dreams into reality!
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Travis Senzaki is a leading independent expert on the MEXT scholarship with over 7 years of experience processing MEXT scholarship applications and guiding thousands of applicants through the process. As a former international student in Japan, Travis experienced first-hand the life-changing impact of studying abroad here. He has since made it his mission to help as many students as possible experience the benefits of international education. Travis was born in America and, until leaving for a year in Japan, had spent his entire life in a relatively homogeneous small town on the east coast. He grew up as an avid reader, which sparked his desire for adventure, so when the opportunity came to study abroad, he jumped at it, ending up in Japan in high school for a year. Although he knew next to nothing about Japan or its language when he arrived, the year changed his life. By the time he returned home, he had developed a passion for the culture, community, and history he had experienced living in a rural community in Shiga, Japan. That passion turned into an undergraduate and master's degree in Japanese History and Japan Studies, as he made every effort to return. Along the way, he met and fell in love with a Japanese classmate during his master's program. They married and returned to Japan in 2011, where Travis quickly found work recruiting international students at a Japanese university. He has continued to work with international students as a university employee and to deepen his knowledge about the MEXT scholarship and other paths for international students to live in Japan. He lives in Akita with his wife and three children, where he continues to work with exchange students and writes guides to living in Japan as well as epic fantasy.