Is the employment rate of Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University still above 95 in 2013?

First of all, I should say,The landlord is you too naïve?。。。

Responsibly, this employment rate is fake... The method of statistics is the school has the final say.,For example, only the employment rate of people who can get a job order is calculated.。

The school was full of international students who couldn't get any more water. In Japan, there is a second-rate private university called Ritsumeikan University. The school is not very good, and I like to advertise every day to fool the Chinese.

But after all, Ritsumeikan is still a reliable university, at least not bad. However, there is another affiliated university in the Ritsumeikan Group, which is called APU, A-ASIA, P-PACIFIC, U-University, which is what you call the Asia-Pacific University. This university is a fifth-rate or seventh-rate private institution or even a private institution that does not enter the stream...

He said they had a good employment rate, do you believe it? The employment rate of Tokyo University is more than 60%, which is already very powerful, and the APU says 95% is not a fool

And the people who entered that school were all mixed with birds and beasts... Do you think the Pacific Consortium, as a company, will directly ask for these incompetent people - is it not afraid that the company will not be afraid of going out of business if it hires these unreliable people? Don't believe the ads, or you should look up the rankings.

The undergraduate degree at the Ritsumeikan headquarters is only a relatively good university in Japan. How can a branch APU be good--

Two suggestions: one is that the landlord should not be naïve, and review the college entrance examination in China. If you enter the Ritsumeikan APU, you basically don't have much life (it may be a bit too much, but I hope you can recognize the current situation).

It is also a good choice to take the 211 university entrance examination, choose a favorite major, and then go to Japan for graduate school. When the time comes, I will be admitted to a first-class university such as Keio, and it will be very promising in the future.

Second, if you can't study at home, you want to go to Japan. Then, if you are willing to work hard, go to a language school in Japan for a year, during which you will not work or play, and study hard for the entrance examination and the internal entrance examination of the university, and be admitted to a national university or at least a second-rate private university such as Meiji Rikkyo. There will be a future in the future...

Supplement,It's a little painful to see the downstairs.,No matter which university you can work hard to develop.,This is the same as not saying it--

The landlord wants to know the evaluation of the university. So on the university theory, the university Rimeikan itself is not a good school.,My classmates are over there.,There are really few serious students in it.。。。 And the APU of the branch school...

It is estimated that only the Ritsumeikan related person will say that he is good- -Personal ability is really important.,But in a word,Will a capable person enter the Ritsumeikan APU- -A good school is good in all aspects after all.。。。 Finally, studying in the U.S. is indeed a good suggestion

First of all, the issue of the employment rate of APUs.

The employment rate of APU is indeed very high, even higher than that of Ritsumeikan Main School, but in recent years, it is unlikely that it will be 95%. The reason for the high employment rate of APU is that Japanese companies need people who know Japan well and are very proficient in English, and the TOEIC of Japanese students from Seki Seki and G-March is already very good if they can get 800. However, international students in APU can basically get about 700 at the entrance stage.

However, in recent years, the economic exchanges between China and Japan have been greatly affected, so many Japanese companies have focused on Southeast Asian countries, so the overall demand for Chinese students is decreasing, not only APU graduates, but also all Chinese students in Japan are not looking for jobs.

Secondly, it is a question of taking the college entrance examination or going to the APU.

If you are planning to go abroad, it is recommended that you go to the United States. Don't go to a university in China, because the domestic labor absorption rate is too low, and China's economic growth is not accompanied by a high labor absorption rate, so to a large extent, graduation is equivalent to unemployment. Don't go to Japan either, because the Japanese language itself has limitations, and it's better to go to the U.S. if you want to develop in the future.

As for the question of whether there is no future in life if I go to APU, I would like to say that I am at Ritsumeikan University, and I know that many students who have graduated from APU have been admitted to Kyoto University and Tokyo University. If you work hard, there will always be a reward in the end. When looking for a job in Japan, the most important thing for international students is that they don't really look at which school you graduated from, but the most important thing is your personal ability.

For example, whether TOEIC has passed 860, whether there is a level 2 in the accounting exam, or whether it is required to pass the individual income accountant exam or international certified public accountant.

Finally for the question of scholarships.

I don't know about APU, but my score in the Ritsumeikan exam at that time was 325 in Japanese, 170 in mathematics, and 197 in Wenzong, and there was an 80% reduction when I entered the school. 10,000 scholarships a month After getting the GPA in the following year, I got an extra 40W scholarship every year. It all depends on your grades.

Hope it helps.