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25 Jan 2019, 06:23
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Hi everyone,
I am really focused on applying MBA in a Japanese University, and made a list of my options.
By looking the options some schools' admission due date is already over for 2019. On the other hand, Some options may be
- Hitotsubashi (gmat requires 600, dont know if I can reach) but national university and cheaper, heard that it has a good reputation, Tokyo Campus
- Doshisha (gmat must with no limit), national, Kyoto campus
- Rikkyo (gmat must with no limit), national, Tokyo campus
- Might be also Waseda, NUCB, Globis however these are private schools
So, if you would take (or you might have taken), which school you would choose, anyone knows how these schools are by reputation, quality of lectures etc.
Or you would choose to wait to apply for other schools you may know good for 2020?
Thank you every each of you for your comments!
I am really focused on applying MBA in a Japanese University, and made a list of my options.
By looking the options some schools' admission due date is already over for 2019. On the other hand, Some options may be
- Hitotsubashi (gmat requires 600, dont know if I can reach) but national university and cheaper, heard that it has a good reputation, Tokyo Campus
- Doshisha (gmat must with no limit), national, Kyoto campus
- Rikkyo (gmat must with no limit), national, Tokyo campus
- Might be also Waseda, NUCB, Globis however these are private schools
So, if you would take (or you might have taken), which school you would choose, anyone knows how these schools are by reputation, quality of lectures etc.
Or you would choose to wait to apply for other schools you may know good for 2020?
Thank you every each of you for your comments!
12 Dec 2020, 07:46
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Hey!
I'm sad to see you got no replies. I am in your same position right now, analyzing which Japanese uni to apply for. Did you get into any of the above schools? Would be great to hear, thanks!
I'm sad to see you got no replies. I am in your same position right now, analyzing which Japanese uni to apply for. Did you get into any of the above schools? Would be great to hear, thanks!
30 Jul 2021, 09:24
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Hi debonosan,
I am going to apply for a MBA course in Japan this year too.
I would like to share some of my uni in my list:
1. Keio and Waseda: Good reputation but a bit expensive. GMAT requirement is around 600
2. Hitotsubashi: You can study 1 year, and 1 year for internship. Gmat 650, cheap cause it is national uni
3. Private
- Ritsumekan: I used to applied for this some years ago, and I decided not to enroll it.
- International university: Good one actually
If you wanna work and live in Japan after graduation, my suggest is 1 and 2
Good luck!
I am going to apply for a MBA course in Japan this year too.
I would like to share some of my uni in my list:
1. Keio and Waseda: Good reputation but a bit expensive. GMAT requirement is around 600
2. Hitotsubashi: You can study 1 year, and 1 year for internship. Gmat 650, cheap cause it is national uni
3. Private
- Ritsumekan: I used to applied for this some years ago, and I decided not to enroll it.
- International university: Good one actually
If you wanna work and live in Japan after graduation, my suggest is 1 and 2
Good luck!
