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06-01-2008, 08:29 PM
Oh, sorry about that. I guess I never mentioned that I take a Japanese class off line right here in my city. She's not with the University and where I get my lessons has no connection with it. My teacher also offered to help me prep for the interview since she's so well-informed of the program, as she's had many of her students end up joining it at some point. The advice you gave the poster above about what not to include, is pretty much what she was telling me.
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06-01-2008, 09:22 PM
I know it's really early, but I think I'll do just that. I'll talk to my Academic Advisor and see what he says. I know the school can provide information indicating when I should be graduating and of my current enrollment, which the school has done before, but maybe he could give me an idea as to who I could ask within the school for a reference.
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06-02-2008, 01:16 AM
Maybe try calling your embassy and asking what would be best for the situation? They might let you use a different reference seeing as a remote teacher wouldn't make for a very honest or detailed one. I'm sure you're not the first person who has had this issue, so they might have some experience with what to do
I'm glad I don't need a uni reference, I didn't show up to enough of my classes to really get to know any of my lecturers >_> |
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