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Explain in detail what you aim to learn within your college of choice (APM/APS) and how it relates to your future goals. (Approx. 150 words)

I have a dream today. I have a dream that one day I’ll become the greatest manager.
This is my hope, and this is the faith that I go to the Far East.
With this faith, I’ll be able to be one step closer to my dream and I believe that Ritsumeikan APU university has everything I need to help me reach my goal.

Many different students from all over the world come to this school. It will be an excellent opportunity to experience many cultures and languages as well as learning more about the diversity of the world.
Furthermore, I really intend to master Japanese and being part of Japanese life is the best …show more content…

I aim to be a manager who can face challenges with ethics, and will be able to help both people and companies as much as possible. Therefore, Ritsumeikan APU university is the best choice for my career as I have the same values, and it will provide everything I need to become a great manager, and my experience at Ritsumeikan APU university will undoubtedly contribute positively to my life and dream.

Discuss a topic that is relevant to your preferred area of study (e.g. world economy, business strategy, international relations, crosscultural understanding, social issues in your country, etc.). Please state your opinion on this topic. (Approx. 150 words)

Nowadays, people, governments and companies all over the world are closer than even before. This is call “globalization”.
Everyone is concerned about this and even if you discuss the advantages or disadvantages at length, people might not agree with your opinion.

As far as the economy is concerned, globalization creates financial crises, as we know today from the examples of Greece, USA or even Japan. The world economy is affected in the process of …show more content…

Mankind goes beyond nationalist affiliations to become a citizen of the world. Despite of this, cultural specificities tend to disappear and become uniform, the result of which is a cultural and social impoverishment.

For all of these reasons, Globalization is a fascinating topic which we can talk much more about.
Describe a personal challenge you faced or a situation that you found to be particularly difficult. How did you overcome this obstacle and what did you gain from the experience? (Approx. 150 words)

When I was 16 years old, I worked in a bakery. My dream was to become a great baker and I was fortunate enough to have been taught by Thierry Ndelo, who was used to being on the podium of world competition.
The work was very tough, especially because my apprenticeship master was very demanding and strict with me. However, our relation was really close, he called me “my son” and wanted to teach me everything he

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