A Semester in Nagasaki Japan eBook Scott Waldron
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My story starts in 2004. I was finishing up classes related to my major in Computer Science, but I still needed a semesters worth of general credit before I could graduate. I initially attended a 2-year university to save money, so once I transferred to the 4-year university I only focused on my major classes as I had no minor requirements to fill. I missed out on the standard college life by the path I had chosen, so I wanted to do something special to end my time in college. Starting from the first year of college, I had attended a Japanese animation club, which had seriously cultivated my interest in Japanese culture as a whole. Once I put the desire to visit Japan with my current lack of credit, I decided to check with my study abroad office to see what they offered. I kept a log of the whole study abroad process from start to finish, so you can enjoy the process as it happened.
A Semester in Nagasaki Japan eBook Scott Waldron
I like reading about people's experiences living in Japan, so I decided to purchase this book and read it.Overall, I enjoyed reading this book. It was nice to know how the author ended up living and studying in Japan for a semester. I myself wish I could have been in a study abroad program in Japan for a semester before I graduated from college in 2008.
One problem I had with this book, however, is the grammatical and spelling errors that are found everywhere. Sometimes, it can be difficult to figure out what the author was trying to say because they are a lot of them. I wish he ran his writing through a spell-checker and also asked someone to proofread it before he published it. But overall, this book was a good read, and I'd recommend it to anyone who's interested in living in Japan.
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A Semester in Nagasaki Japan eBook Scott Waldron Reviews
I like reading about people's experiences living in Japan, so I decided to purchase this book and read it.
Overall, I enjoyed reading this book. It was nice to know how the author ended up living and studying in Japan for a semester. I myself wish I could have been in a study abroad program in Japan for a semester before I graduated from college in 2008.
One problem I had with this book, however, is the grammatical and spelling errors that are found everywhere. Sometimes, it can be difficult to figure out what the author was trying to say because they are a lot of them. I wish he ran his writing through a spell-checker and also asked someone to proofread it before he published it. But overall, this book was a good read, and I'd recommend it to anyone who's interested in living in Japan.
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