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Oooooh! Me too! I got an offer at UL3 (single studio). :D I hope we all get to meet and get to know each other. *is normally a little shy so is nervous about moving to live alone*

First year, B Asia-Pacific Studies (majoring in Japanese)/ B Science (majoring in astronomy and astrophysics, hopefully), here~! :D I've applied for accommodation (with unilodge - kinlodge as my first preference; I'm keeping my fingers crossed for an offer). Uwaaa~ I'm so nervous. (>///<)

How lucky! I'm so jealous. XD I've only been to school in Japan for 6 months in Nagoya when I was in 1st grade (though I went to preschool there). :D I'm assuming you're really good at speaking then (like me)? :D Yeah, I was wondering why he didn't do background too. Oh well.

My friend isn't Asian and she's coming second in the course (90). XD The person coming first though (asian) is on 98. Hmmm... You just made my day. XD Wow, really? If you don't mind me asking, did you go to school in Japan? XD I met someone last year during the Continuers speaking exam who...

I agree with mangadrawer, at least 85. Though..one of my friends is on band 6 at the moment, but she found extenstion a little difficult so she dropped it. So, you should be prepared to do lots of work for it (especially the speaking) as it is also important for a good mark in Jap ext. But...

Actually, watching J-dramas, and news etc. are good ways to help you learn more vocabulary and also be exposed to various ways in which structures are used, irrespective of whether or not they speak in plain or polite form. It also tunes your ears for the listening component for the exam and I...

Just out of curiosity, what did you guys get for Jap ext (to those who have completed this course)? What did you consider the most difficult aspect of the course? (I'm assuming it's speaking but I'm interested in seeing how you guys have viewed this course). Thanks in advance. :)