To tell you the truth, I belonged to the economic
department last year. It was true that I was really interested in English or
foreign language when I went to high school, though, I supposed
learning economics or law was better for job-hunting. Besides I
chose politics and economy as my examination subject then and I liked it.
So it was a lot of fun in economic department at first but in the middle of the
term I realized that my major should be English after all. I decided to
take an exam to transfer. The exam were writing, listening, composition,
and an individual interview; both in English and Japanese.
As I attended the very first class in
April, I was nervous and worried about everything. Little by little, I
accustomed myself to the system of the class and things like that. Now I am very
happy to be able to learn English every day. And sometimes I eat lunch with or go to go hang out with my friends of the department of economics.
There are a lot of differences between the two. Last year I had not so much assignment ( in my
class, at least ). So lots of homework absolutely surprises me now. As for the lecture, in economic department, most of the classe was taken place in a
large-sized room. We did not do group discussions or presentation often;
economics is a study that calculation and analyzing data by oneself.
Both departments are so great and give us good learning environment. I hope my experience this time will be helpful for my future.
