Category: MEXT
Congratulations, Future MEXT Scholarship Recipient! Congratulations on passing the Primary Screening for the Embassy-Recommended Monbukagakusho Scholarship! (MEXT Scholarship) At this point, if you can secure at least one Letter …
If you’re applying for the Embassy-recommended MEXT scholarship, have passed the document screening and (maybe) the tests, your next step will be passing the embassy MEXT scholarship interview. In …
The Field of Study and Research Program Plan is the single-most important part of your MEXT Scholarship application at the graduate level. Whether you’re applying for a research student …
If you have any questions about the MEXT scholarship application process (or any of my articles on the subject), please ask them in the comments or below or in …
Back in 2016, I wrote a post about the MEXT Scholarship Application Form, but it’s changed significantly since then. Many of the questions and comments from that post still …
The Embassy-Recommended MEXT Scholarship offers two significant advantages over the other, University Recommended path: Significantly more slots The chance to apply to up to three universities So, if you’re …
Most of the MEXT Interview advice you find online is for the Embassy-Recommended application process, and rightfully so. In the Embassy-Recommended application, the interview can be a make-or-break part …
Over a year ago, I wrote that there were extra Monbukagakusho/MEXT Scholarship slots available to Super Global Universities. (a.k.a. SGU or Top Global Universities/TGU). This information was correct, but …
After I published the Introduction to the University Recommended MEXT Scholarship in September 2015, MEXT cut the number of General Category slots for the 2016 start. Here are the …
Honestly, the contents of this article are not going to make or break your application – in fact, I’m going to give you the most important point right here …
