I am currently a junior in america. I was born in japan and both my parents are japanese but lived basically my whole life here in the us. Im seriously considering applying and going to a japanese university, but for the english program. I am basically fluent in japanese (although if i were to be in a japanese high school I would probably be considered on the less intelligent side. Doubt i would be able to get into a top japanese university and keep up with my current skill. I am able to talk with anyone and can read/write kanji up to 中3-高1) but my english is definitely better. I have a 1460 sat score and my gpa is around 4.5 (my school uses a 5.0 scale, 4.5 is like b+ to a- average) I am looking for a degree jn finance/business but i was wondering how employment would be if i were to graduate from one of these programs. (say keio pearl as a hypothetical) I do definitely want to get away from the us and live/work fully in japan. Would japanese companies see me as a potential hire and would I be able to make a decent salary? Should i just suck it up and attend a us/canada university? (Targets are uc schools, ubc, mcgill, bu/bc, u southern cal, u rochester) Both my parents are supportive of either path i take. Is the keio and other university english program’s actually competitive/worthy? I know they are all relatively new programs so are they kind of “meh” for employers? Idk what to do and i could really use straight up, blunt advice
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