The last sentence - exactly. It's (more than) half marketing. University education for bachelor is business in USA. Going to Cali state uni is good for University to make money
I watched the entire video even though I don't understand a single word... I am from India, but I am very much interested in Japanese language, culture basically everything about Japan... I wish to visit Japan atleast once in my lifetime.
As I said, those so called counselors didn't go through work visa situations to stay in USA, so they are ill-informed about it. They are happy making money from you guys to just send you to American colleges.
Those fun social experiment videos are gone in the past, I'm more focused on my life purpose and goals to get to next step than making those entertaining videos for time sake
It really depends on what you want to accomplish, and in this specific case where you are simply aiming to work and live abroad (I'm talking about Japanese ppl), United States is simply not the most realistic solution we should think of. Sashi is specifically talking about surviving the life, and utilizing the university (and the experience as a whole), and he completely has a point. So I completely understand why he always stresses his whole argument based on money and reality. Some of the comments I have seen in the past including other videos criticizing Sashi were simply having a completely different view point. If you wish to simply fulfill the want to live in the US as a student, but want to end up in Japan anyways, he has nothing against that decision. It's just a different topic. Personally, I have decided to go to an Italian university to study Economics and CS/Machine Learning, ranked around 20th in the world. I have no intention whatsoever to stay here in Italy, but willing to work abroad in the future if I find it valuable. Once I decide where I want to end up, my plan is to apply to a masters in that specific country to encounter visa and permission issues. I was extremely lucky to have rich-enough parents to fund me for uni (Uni that I go to costs about 13000 EUR tuition+living), and I am more than willing to be proactive and take the opportunity that I've got.
Liberal arts... Good only if you're going to Masters afterward or parents are rich enough to pay for bachelor's.. LAC alone wouldn't be enough for professional world
You should ask yourself, "what's the point of getting a degree from US/UK?". In other words, what is your END goal? End goal (ultimate goal) is different from "means" goal (means to achieve something else). Ask yourself "do I want to go to US university (means) SO THAT I can do XYZ (end)?"
Thank you. I am keep asking myself that question for couple of months, and to achieve my goal, I figure it out that going abroad and challenging myself would be the best path for me. I have already met some of alumni members from the universities that I am aiming for currently, and they have gave me very positive feed back. However, they all happened to be native US/UK green card holders in Japan, so they are not aware of legal matters, so I wanted to ask you about your opinion. Thank you for providing insightful videos, I just found out your channel, so I would def check more of your contents out.
@@sugiiyuma9066 can you share what you mean by "challenging yourself", in what broader field/major, and what those almuni majored and what they do for work? If you or your parents don't mind paying 130k-200k for total cost of education and living, and you want to go back to Japan, by all means go ahead. US/UK would be more than happy to make money
I want to learn statistics. However I am not sure if I want to do it in an ECON program, or in some kind of a CS program. Still undecided. I used the term "challenge myself", because I am not satisfied with my current uni's ECON program in Japan, which is not considered THAT bad (next to 一橋). Also, I have never studied abroad, and I am curious about it. It will be very hard to list everyone, since I interviewed a lot of people, so i will write one from US and one from UK. The guy from US graduated uni with a Bio degree. He recently graduated MBA, and now works for a Bio-tech company. He introduced me to his friend who was an ECON/statistic major, and we chatted a little on skype. The guy from UK graduated with an ECON degree. He works for a private equity fund. They both suggested me to go abroad, because I can hold my credits in Japan for 2~4years. I can always come back. I also saved up quite a lot of money, and my parents are very supportive about me going abroad.
Do you think mcmaster university is cut out for students that want to get a job in canada?? I got a bunch of information about the universities with the highest employability. I heard that it is mandatory to go through co op 5 times at the university of waterloo and students have to inquire interships all by themselves. Could you tell me about whether students have good grades can get interships at the university even though they don't go to the university of waterloo?? I really want your answers!
ok, i see. when it comes to trying to find some universities focusing on co op or interships, I would say university of alberta would be good. As you mentioned in other videos, university of alberta literally isn't located in vancouver and toronto right? when i made sure employability it was much better than other universities in toronto and vancouver . so, i mean. Can students in alberta get as good co op as possible as long as they have prominent grades? Sorry to ask you many questitions.
批判を浴びてもこういう現実を見せる存在って大事ですよね。 必ず留学行くなってわけじゃなく、盲目という言葉が本当に大事。
私も今回すごく刺激をもらえました。インスタ映えな留学だけじゃダメってことですよね。
The last sentence - exactly. It's (more than) half marketing. University education for bachelor is business in USA. Going to Cali state uni is good for University to make money
現在、米SVに住んでいますが、大体Sashiさんの言う通りだと思います。こういった形で、もっと日本にたくさんの情報を広めていって下さい。これからも応援しています♫
I watched the entire video even though I don't understand a single word...
I am from India, but I am very much interested in Japanese language, culture basically everything about Japan...
I wish to visit Japan atleast once in my lifetime.
なるほど。シリコンバレーも考えものですね。
海外留学を考えている高校生です。
アメリカに憧れてがあったので、日本の色んな留学エージェントに行ってお話を聞いたが、全然こんなリアルな話には触れないし、教えてくれません。
このビデオを見て、改めて考え直しました…上げてくださって、ありがとうございます！
As I said, those so called counselors didn't go through work visa situations to stay in USA, so they are ill-informed about it. They are happy making money from you guys to just send you to American colleges.
サシさんやっぱ良いなこういう動画が。こういう動画のまさに内部の詳しいところまで教えてくれる人はいないね。
若い時に海外に住むと視野が広がりますね
日本の大学学部卒業して、２０代はヨーロッパで修士とるとかするくらいが一番のコースですかね。
起業するなら孫正義のような米大学学部卒でもいいのでしょうかね
Nope, I wouldn't advise spending precious young time in jp University. It'll be too late to adapt for Masters abroad
この手の動画はサッシーとオレの担当ですな 笑
最近は日本語の動画多いね！
ヨーロッパと北米のナンパの反応の違いとか、もっとサッシーっぽいカリスマナンパ系動画見たいです
Those fun social experiment videos are gone in the past, I'm more focused on my life purpose and goals to get to next step than making those entertaining videos for time sake
It really depends on what you want to accomplish, and in this specific case where you are simply aiming to work and live abroad (I'm talking about Japanese ppl), United States is simply not the most realistic solution we should think of.
Sashi is specifically talking about surviving the life, and utilizing the university (and the experience as a whole), and he completely has a point. So I completely understand why he always stresses his whole argument based on money and reality.
Some of the comments I have seen in the past including other videos criticizing Sashi were simply having a completely different view point. If you wish to simply fulfill the want to live in the US as a student, but want to end up in Japan anyways, he has nothing against that decision. It's just a different topic.
Personally, I have decided to go to an Italian university to study Economics and CS/Machine Learning, ranked around 20th in the world. I have no intention whatsoever to stay here in Italy, but willing to work abroad in the future if I find it valuable. Once I decide where I want to end up, my plan is to apply to a masters in that specific country to encounter visa and permission issues. I was extremely lucky to have rich-enough parents to fund me for uni (Uni that I go to costs about 13000 EUR tuition+living), and I am more than willing to be proactive and take the opportunity that I've got.
テキサス州への留学が気になる
動画とは関係無いですけど、本の出版とか考えてみませんか？読者を惹きつけるエピソード沢山お持ちですし、Sashiさんの考えを広く知って欲しいです。
Are you saying some publishers are interested or saying I should publish like a Kindle book myself?
私自身アマーストカレッジに正規入学したのですが、アメリカ特有の閉鎖的で広大なキャンパスの中、少人数教育で得られた物は計り知れません。多くの人がアメリカの大学と言えばアイビーリーグを想起しますがリベラルアーツカレッジは人間性を育む上でとても良い環境が備わってると言えるでしょう。海外で起業したいって考えてる人にはお勧めしたいですね。
Liberal arts... Good only if you're going to Masters afterward or parents are rich enough to pay for bachelor's.. LAC alone wouldn't be enough for professional world
バルクアップの調子はどう？
正直本気で海外で働きたいとか考える人は闇雲に留学カウンセラーの情報だけとか雑誌の情報だけを鵜呑みにはしないよね。いろんなソースから情報を得て、自分でお金を作って留学したからこそ留学カウンセラーの触れないとこまでつついてくれるから為になる。
教育の質、自分を厳しい状況におくために米国に挑戦に行くことも反対ですか？
今では多くのアメリカ大学学部卒業生がボスキャリ等で日本の大手企業に就職している事実もあります。
このようなことから、アメリカ学部留学後の就職先(当然学部にもよりますが)はアメリカだけに限定されてはいないケースも多いかとおもいますが、自分の認識は間違っている/偏っていますか？
もし、上記のような理由でもアメリカを避ける場合はイギリスに挑戦に行くのはありだと思いますか？
アメリカもイギリスも多くの大学を抱えており、個々の大学に対して言及するのは難しいと思うので、主に法律面、就職面でのSashiさんの見解をお伺いできたらなと思います。
You should ask yourself, "what's the point of getting a degree from US/UK?".
In other words, what is your END goal?
End goal (ultimate goal) is different from "means" goal (means to achieve something else).
Ask yourself "do I want to go to US university (means) SO THAT I can do XYZ (end)?"
And answer what would be your XYZ (ultimate end)?
Thank you. I am keep asking myself that question for couple of months, and to achieve my goal, I figure it out that going abroad and challenging myself would be the best path for me. I have already met some of alumni members from the universities that I am aiming for currently, and they have gave me very positive feed back. However, they all happened to be native US/UK green card holders in Japan, so they are not aware of legal matters, so I wanted to ask you about your opinion.
Thank you for providing insightful videos, I just found out your channel, so I would def check more of your contents out.
@@sugiiyuma9066 can you share what you mean by "challenging yourself", in what broader field/major, and what those almuni majored and what they do for work?
If you or your parents don't mind paying 130k-200k for total cost of education and living, and you want to go back to Japan, by all means go ahead. US/UK would be more than happy to make money
I want to learn statistics. However I am not sure if I want to do it in an ECON program, or in some kind of a CS program. Still undecided.
I used the term "challenge myself", because I am not satisfied with my current uni's ECON program in Japan, which is not considered THAT bad (next to 一橋). Also, I have never studied abroad, and I am curious about it.
It will be very hard to list everyone, since I interviewed a lot of people, so i will write one from US and one from UK.
The guy from US graduated uni with a Bio degree. He recently graduated MBA, and now works for a Bio-tech company. He introduced me to his friend who was an ECON/statistic major, and we chatted a little on skype.
The guy from UK graduated with an ECON degree. He works for a private equity fund.
They both suggested me to go abroad, because I can hold my credits in Japan for 2~4years. I can always come back. I also saved up quite a lot of money, and my parents are very supportive about me going abroad.
金持ちでよかった。お金ないと苦労するんだなぁ。
Do you think mcmaster university is cut out for students that want to get a job in canada??
I got a bunch of information about the universities with the highest employability.
I heard that it is mandatory to go through co op 5 times at the university of waterloo and students have to inquire interships all by themselves.
Could you tell me about whether students have good grades can get interships at the university even though they don't go to the university of waterloo??
I really want your answers!
UWs co-op is mandatory in engineering that's why it's very competitive to get in. McMaster I'm not too sure, maybe I heard it's for business school
ok, i see.
when it comes to trying to find some universities focusing on co op or interships,
I would say university of alberta would be good.
As you mentioned in other videos, university of alberta literally isn't located in vancouver and toronto right?
when i made sure employability
it was much better than other universities in toronto and vancouver .
so, i mean.
Can students in alberta get as good co op as possible as long as they have prominent grades?
Sorry to ask you many questitions.
@@sugoikao for engineering or CS, never heard uofA is better. Other majors, I have no idea
この人頭いいから好きw
しかも同じ船橋
Lol where did you get funabashi info
All Things Japanese By Sashi どこかの動画で船橋高校って言ってて東船橋に僕住んでますw
郊外に部屋を借りて、自己満足程度にシリコンバレーの大企業に一時的に就職する分には問題ないってことかな。まあできたらの話だが
Correct. Same for NY
アメリカで就職する人はいるでしょう。しかし、カナダやオーストラリアと比べてどうかという問題。実際に、エンジニアの求人は高いし、英語が第2言語の日本人には、学習しやすい。数学や言語まあとにかく、理系は学習しやすい。stem以外日本人は活躍は厳しそう。海外サイトとか見たほうがいい。
アメリカの大学は素晴らしい。研究、設備は世界最高だが、日本人がそこを卒業して、恩恵を受けるかと言ったらなぞ。天才や金持ちなら話は別。文系は論外。
私なら、大学で学んだ知識を実践的かつお金を得たいのでカナダ、オーストラリアを選ぶ。
今ってどのくらいの頻度で日本に戻って来られるんですか？
I'm coming back on Nov 10th for live event with my subscribers. Maybe once a year or less
どの目線やねんお前w
論破王復活 実際に自分のマネーだけで海外留学して現地就職してヨーロッパに移住した人目線
唯一無二の俺の目線だよ
All Things Japanese By Sashi はいはい笑
お前いちいち言動が臭いねん
Koki International student へー
でもそういう人って結構いるやん笑
@@トレッドドミニク-f9g don't understand what that means but who are you then? 😎
What about graduate school?
In STEM field, more chance but you never know when you will get green card
買っこいね！
タイトルが日本語なのはいつもより多くの人に見てもらいたいから？