I know that International Relations is closely tied with government, politics, and non profit sectors, and Japan doesn’t really seem (that I’m aware of) like a hotspot for that.. I honestly can’t see myself working for the UN. Can I do other things besides that with this degree? The closest thing I can imagine doing is teaching English, which would be AWESOME.. but is that really a secure job? Can I make that into a career and not just something I do for a few years?
Do you think I made a good choice in going with Int. Relations/Asian studies?
High school GPA 4.0
High school Average : 99.175 %
IGCSE “O” Levels in six subjects with the following scores :
(A) Physics
(A) Chemistry
(A) Biology
(B) English as a second language
(B) Mathematics
(B) Arabic as a first language
SAT: Critical Reading: 500
Mathematics: 540
Writing: 520
TOEFL (iBT) : 104/120
TOEFL (cBT): 259/300
I am 17 years of age, i speak two languages and am working on the third one =P. i also have secured a company to sponsor my education abroad financially, i also have some extracurricular activities, such as volunteering and a bit of work placement in total ( 331 hours of both ) , i got three great recommendation letters from teachers and my supervisors at work..
please keep in mind i am not an american citizen, and the american curriculum is foreign to me, as one would expect from such subpar SAT scores..
Thank you for your time, patience and any help rendered =)
