Category: TranSenz Guide
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 …
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 …
Important Update MEXT Overhauled its application form beginning with the 2018 Embassy-Recommended Scholarship Application Process, so some of the information below is no longer accurate. Click here for a …
The required documents for the Monbukagakusho (MEXT) Scholarship application do not change year-to-year, so you can get started on acquiring these before the guidelines are ever released – and …
Important Update! In June 2017, I published an updated template for the Field of Study and Research Program Plan (for either Embassy-recommended or University-recommended application). Click the previous link …
Choosing a university to apply for the University-Recommended MEXT Scholarship is a much more critical step than it is in the Embassy-Recommended MEXT Scholarship, because you only get to …
Every year, hundreds of applicants spends time and money applying for the MEXT Scholarship without ever realizing that they are not even eligible. The problem is that there are …
What if you could get paid to spend the next five years pursuing your Master’s or PhD? 143,000 – 148,000 yen per month stipend Zero tuition Round-trip ticket to …
