优秀学生日本留学申请书2021
日本留学具有较高的性价比，到日本留学的费用是去欧美留学费用的二分之一左右，所以去日本留学的学生特别多。下面就是小编给大家带来的优秀学生日本留学申请书2021最新，希望能帮助到大家!
优秀学生日本留学申请书2021
Dear _,
My passion for psychology is deeply rooted in my interest in philosophy, epistemology and the understanding of human happiness. I sincerely believe in the practical benefits of a life spent helping others, fully investing in the cultivation of empathy and compassion. With this end in mind I have always sought out challenging and rewarding opportunities to work with people and to study human relationships and problems.
I have had a long history of psychology related work experiences. I was first employed at the Salt Lake City International Airport assisting physically and mentally disabled passengers navigate the terminal. Although the spectrum of mental illness I was exposed to at this job was small compared to a lot of my later positions, the airport served as a magnifying glass for human diversity and opened my eyes to the world beyond my local culture. There are few places on earth where you can find so much ethnic, cultural, religious and ideological diversity so densely packed into a single building.
I was later employed as a Psychology, English and Math tutor for Weber State University working one on one with students by appointment. This job allowed for much more intimate, collaborative relationships and taught me a lot about the process of learning. At this point I officially switched my major from civil engineering to psychology and my general interest in philosophy and epistemology began to focus through psychology.
I then worked as a Lead Staff at several different residential assisted living facilities for individuals with developmental disabilities. I worked closely with clients on a daily basis, often spending nights at the homes on sleep or waking graves or working doubles taking clients to company events and activities. This was not simply a job for me, but a subculture I was completely immersed in as many of my close friends worked for the same company and we served the same population of developmentally delayed individuals in the Ogden area. After leaving this job I later participated in community service through a company called enable that employed many of the clients I had worked with previously.
Following avatar, I began employment as a Mental Health Worker on a youth sex offender unit at Benchmark Behavioral Health Hospital. I had the opportunity to sit in on group therapy sessions and to observe the peer interactions throughout the day. This was a very intense work environment, filled nearly daily with extreme violence and verbal aggression. The turnover was incredibly high at this job, and I learned to operate professionally in a high stress environment. I witnessed and was part of some powerful emotional experiences at this job. I watched the adolescents grow into adults and deal with some very serious issues stemming from dark and troubled pasts. It was when a young patient who seemed emotionally numb since his arrival opened up to me in the timeout room, crying for over an hour about his regrets and frustrations that I decided definitely that I wanted to pursue clinical psychology. I'll never forget him saying, "It just feels good to tell someone you know, to talk about all this stuff, thanks for listening to me".
I currently work as a Psychiatric Technician at the University of Utah State Hospital, as an Employment Counselor for the State of Utah, and as a research assistant at the University. As a Psychiatric Technician I see patients at their most acute symptoms. Since it is a crisis ward, I have the opportunity to interact with patients when they are first admitted and have been through very recent psychological and/or physical trauma. Patients are often extremely delusional and having homicidal and suicidal ideations. As a psychiatric tech I have seen first hand a wide variety of diagnosis and what those diagnosis translate to in terms of actual personally observed behavior.
I am also currently working with Dr. Diamond on a study looking at the formation and functioning of adolescent and adult attachment relationships, as well as the different ways our attachment styles affect our closest relationships over long periods of time. As a research assistant, the nature of the study is such that I am involved in a wide variety of experimental techniques. At the lab I have experience with video editing, dvd dubbing, data entry, several forms of physiological equipment placement and data recording, as well as many general computer and organizational tasks. I have had direct exposure with participants in the study and seen first hand how these participants' experiences in the lab translate to data.
I am particularly interested in working with Dr. Strassberg as much of his work deals with human sexuality and my interest in this area is substantial. Having worked with sex offender youth I would love to be involved in any research in the area of adolescent sexual disorders or dysfunction. I find Dr. Florsheim's research of interest as well particularly the Adolescent Development and Outreach program. Aside from my desire to work with troubled youth, my other research interests are quite broad ranging from ACT therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, positive psychology, the psychology of faith and religion, effective parenting styles, cohabitation, and marriage.
Throughout my life these experiences have allowed me to work closely with people, and many have allowed for and encouraged the development of therapeutic relationships with patients or customers. This work experience has been very valuable in exposing me to real world scenarios where people are struggling to cope with mental and/or physical illness. Being involved directly and indirectly with many different organizations that work to improve the lives of these individuals has helped me to gain a better more eclectic perspective on the treatment of mental illness in our society. The knowledge I have gained from my schooling and my actual patient exposure work together to form a solid foundation of practical and technical knowledge about clinical psychology and mental illness in general. Although my work could hardly be considered equitable to working as a licensed therapist, the experiences have done a lot in preparing me and priming my mind for more serious and involved study for psychology in graduate school.
Yours sincerely,
xuexila.com/shenqing
日本留学要具备的能力
1、经济方面能力是基础
日本的国立、公立大学不以营利为目的，学费相对欧美国家以及日本的私立大学来讲，要低很多，比较适合中国工薪阶层家庭的学生。而且成绩好的学生申请日本优秀的公立大学或私立大学不成问题，对于成绩优秀的学生也比较容易申请到私立大学的奖学金。所以，对打算日本留学的学生来讲，经济并不是最重要的问题。
2、独立生活能力是必须的
在日本，打工的情况比较普遍，不管是老人还是小孩，都会在方便的时候打份零工，赚点生活费或是零花钱。所以，留学日本期间，学生不会太轻松，具备一定吃苦精神就更为重要了。当然，有的家长可能会觉得，家里的经济条件比较好，没有必要让孩子去打工。在这里我想说，让学生适当的打份工，参加一些社会实践活动，反而会使学生更快的融入日本的生活，对学习也会起到一个促进的作用。
3、具备一定的日语基础，多用日语进行交流和沟通
这样才能更快更好的适应日本的生活和学习。
4、在学习方面能力很重要
一定要具备一定的学习和研究能力，这点非常的重要。因为在大学院期间，导师都会要求自己的学生定期发表自己的研究所得。尤其是在论文的写作方面，一定要具备一定的研究写作能力才行。所以在申请之前，包括申请期间，提高这方面的能力是非常必要的。
5、不必强求
因为日本的，如东京大学、京都大学等帝国大学，一般是培养研究型人才为主的，并不注重学生工作技能的培养，如果留学的目的是以找工作为主，那么大可不必去这样的学校，只要能进国立就可以了，因为每一所日本的国立，基本上都相当于中国的211大学，教学水平都是可以的。而且有的学校，在对学生的实际工作能力培养方面是比较注重的。
所以，建议不想读到博士，进而深入从事课题研究的学生进这样的学校。总之，日本是一个发达国家，中国在教育方面，还是有些东西需要向对方学习一下的，留学日本可谓是一个不错的选择，但是一定要认清自己的现状，不要盲目出国。
日本留学生常见住宿方式
一、学生宿舍
日本留学宿舍是解决住宿问题的办法。然而，日本学校没有像中国那样的宿舍。这些宿舍是为迎接新生而准备的。其中一些可以通过抽签的方式供学生使用。学生宿舍通常是一人一间，或两人一间。厕所和厨房是公共的，宿舍是分开的。条件又好又便宜，但由于数量有限，只有少数人能得到。如果我们能得到日本留学生宿舍，日本留学生活,去日本留学需要考什么当然，我们是非常幸运的。尤其是那些经济条件不太好的学生，住宿舍可以省下不少房租。
二、学生会
学生会大厅是专门为学生开设的。这些学生会配备了各种日常生活家具。此外，还有一些管理员在里面呆了24小时，很安全。此外，许多学生会还提供早餐和晚餐服务，为许多不擅长烹饪的学生提供了极大的便利。最重要的是，学生会大厅里不仅有外国学生，还有日本学生。你可以在这个大家庭里互相交流，这对日语的推广也很有帮助。
三、留学生公寓
与中国一样，日本大学也有留学生宿舍，由地方政府专门为留学生设立。与租房相比，留学生的房价非常便宜。然而，日本留学生活,去日本留学需要考什么并不是每个人都能住在海外学生的房子里。由于名额有限，政府每年都会出面抽签。虽然配额有限，我们还是试试吧。如果我们拿到了呢?
四、出租房
虽然外出租房需要承担很多费用，但选择外出租房的留学生还是不少。一方面，由于日本学生宿舍数量有限，另一方面，在外面租房比较自由干净，工作和休息时间可以自己调整，不需要适应其他留学生的生活习惯。需要提醒的是，在日本租房时，要学会比较三套房子，比较每套房子的价格、交通的便利性和房子的舒适性，然后综合考虑做出选择。但如果你找人租房的话，价格很便宜。
