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Originally Posted by Darnellrbts
Ms.ogawa is Japanese. オガワさんはにほんじんです
Mr.takeda is a teacher. タケダさんはせんせいです
Michiko is a first year student. ミチコさんはいちねんせいです
Ms.Yamamoto is 25 years old. ヤマモトさんはにじゅうごさいです
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Why are you writing their names in katakana instead of hiragana or kanji? These sentences are grammatically correct, though.
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I am a international student. わたしはりゅうがくせいです
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You wrote "exchange student," not "international student." They are not the same thing. An exchange student comes to a university temporarily from another; an international student comes from a foreign country to study at that university and graduates from that university. I'd say you want 外国人学生（がいこくじんがくせい） instead.
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My major is Japanese. せんもんはにほんごです
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せんもん is "specialty." You want せんこう for "major."