Graduate from college if you want to live in Japan.

[alanX]

Originally Posted by MMM

Stang Guy is right. A two-year associates degree is not the general requirement. In general a bachelor's degree (4-year) is required.

In my state unemployment is over 11%. It has doubled in numbers in the last two years.

Most of my friends are college graduates, but I have one friend I went to college with who ultimately didn't graduate. He has been unemployed for over a year, despite applying to literally hundreds of job openings.

Having that degree definitely makes a difference, whether you want to go to Japan or not.

My mother received a Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice at Mt. Olive College which is a private community college.

I don't understand why everyone has said you can not receive a Bachelor's Degree at a CC, when my own mother did it.

[MMM]

Originally Posted by alanX

My mother received a Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice at Mt. Olive College which is a private community college.

I don't understand why everyone has said you can not receive a Bachelor's Degree at a CC, when my own mother did it.

Nowhere I can find on the Mt. Olive College website does it say it is a "community college".

Mount Olive College

[alanX]

Originally Posted by MMM

Nowhere I can find on the Mt. Olive College website does it say it is a "community college".

Mount Olive College

Well I must have been mistaken. Talking about college is like a foreign language to me.

So all in all, Mount Olive College would be acceptable in Japan's eyes, MMM?

[Compaqmac321]

and in criminal justice, thats a degree that there can never be too many of.
there can never be too many police officers, doctors, ppl in the military and or government jobs, hospital technicians, civil servants. that kinda of job is always needed.

[alanX]

Originally Posted by Compaqmac321

and in criminal justice, thats a degree that there can never be too many of.
there can never be too many police officers, doctors, ppl in the military and or government jobs, hospital technicians, civil servants. that kinda of job is always needed.

Agreed if you're talking about America.

But I don't think Japan will hire me for any of the positions that you've just said, with or without a degree in Criminal Justice.

[Compaqmac321]

Originally Posted by alanX

Agreed if you're talking about America.

But I don't think Japan will hire me for any of the positions that you've just said, with or without a degree in Criminal Justice.

oh yea i was talking about america
you cant have a gov job in japan u have to be a citizen. cant be a dr in japan unless your damn good probably, but if you were in some cases why would you want to be, you could do just fine or better in america, same as a civil servant, you have to be a citizen.

[alanX]

Originally Posted by Compaqmac321

oh yea i was talking about america
you cant have a gov job in japan u have to be a citizen. cant be a dr in japan unless your damn good probably, but if you were in some cases why would you want to be, you could do just fine or better in america, same as a civil servant, you have to be a citizen.

Indeed.....

[MMM]

Originally Posted by alanX

Well I must have been mistaken. Talking about college is like a foreign language to me.

So all in all, Mount Olive College would be acceptable in Japan's eyes, MMM?

Yes, if you got a B.A. or a B.S. degree. Associate degrees would not count.

[alanX]

Also...


MMM, where did you attend college? I'm assuming Mt. Olive woule suffice for means of obtaining a Bachelor's Degree, but they offer no classes that I am remotely interested in...whatsoever.

Originally Posted by MMM

Yes, if you got a B.A. or a B.S. degree. Associate degrees would not count.

Thanks for the assurance.

[Compaqmac321]

if you want to up your chances get a masters degree
after i graduate im going to get my masters degree