2015 pt admissions guide

Graduate School of Management,
GLOBIS University
Part-time MBA Program
2015 Admission Guide

Part-time MBA Program Admission Guide 2015
1. Admission Policy
The Graduate School of Management at GLOBIS University has a mission to develop visionary
business leaders who create and innovate societies. When considering applicants, we therefore pay
close attention to an individual’s personal motivation, skill-sets, ability to think logically and way of
interacting with others. We aim to attract future business leaders who are passionate about improving
their skills, expanding their human network and finding their personal mission. In this way, we believe
we can realize our mission and work together to bring about positive change and innovation for society,
whether in Japan, Asia or other parts of the world.
2. Part-time MBA Program Overview
University Graduate School of Management, GLOBIS University
Degree Conferred Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Program Format Part-time (weekday evenings and weekends)
Language English
Campus Tokyo campus
Start Date April, 2015
Length of Program 2 years
Intake 45 students (approx.)
3. Admission Requirements
Applicants to GLOBIS University need to satisfy the following requirements at the time of entrance.
If you do not meet one or more requirements, you will be required to undergo a Preliminary
Screening (refer to section 4-1).
 Be at least 22 years of age
 Have at least three years of full-time work experience
 Whether your university is public or private, meet ONE of the following criteria:
(1) Received a bachelor’s degree from a recognized college or university.
(2) Completed 16 years of education in an institution outside of Japan.
(3) Received confirmation from GLOBIS University that your academic capacity is equivalent to that of
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a university graduate.

Interview & Examination
Oct. 4 (Sat) - 5 (Sun),
Dec. 6 (Sat) - 7 (Sun),
Feb. 14 (Sat) - 15 (Sun),
Feb. 21 (Sat) - 22 (Sun),
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4. Admission Schedules
Round Application
Deadline
Initial Screening
Notification
Period
Admission
Notification Registration Period
September Sep. 10 (Wed),
2014
Sep. 24 (Wed),
2014
2014
Oct. 23 (Thu),
2014
Oct. 23 (Thu) -
Nov. 6 (Thu), 2014
November Nov. 12 (Wed),
2014
Nov. 26 (Wed),
2014
2014
Dec. 19 (Fri),
2014
Dec. 19 (Fri), 2014 -
Jan. 6 (Tue), 2015
January Jan. 21 (Wed),
2015
Feb. 4 (Wed),
2015
2015
Mar. 6 (Fri),
2015
Mar. 6 (Fri) -
Mar. 13 (Fri), 2015
 Applicants currently living overseas who have not obtained a visa for Japan can only apply during
the September or November rounds due to time constrains in processing the visa application.
 If you pass the initial screening, you will be informed of your Interview & Examination date from
the possible dates above. In principle, schedule changes for the Interview & Examination will not
be permitted unless the applicant makes a request to the Admissions Office on the Online
Admission System when submitting the application.
 Multiple applications within the same academic year for the Part-time MBA Program (Japanese),
Part-time MBA Program (English) or Full-time MBA Program (English), including reapplication for
any one of these programs, will not be accepted.
4-1. Preliminary Screening Process
*This is only for applicants who do not meet the requirements in section 3.
At GLOBIS we aim to encourage diversity and provide opportunity to individuals from different
backgrounds. If you are 22 years of age or more but do not meet the other requirements in section 3,
you can still apply for the Part-time MBA Program, but will first need to pass the Preliminary Screening.
The documents listed below need to be submitted through our Online Admission System by the
deadlines shown in the following table. You will be notified of the results of the screening on the Online
Admission System.
Preliminary Screening Schedule
Round
Application
Deadline
Preliminary Screening
Examination*
Result
Notification
September Aug. 6 (Wed), 2014
Aug. 13 (Wed), 2014
7:00pm – 8:00pm
Aug. 20 (Wed), 2014
November Oct. 8 (Wed), 2014
Oct. 16 (Thu), 2014
7:00pm – 8:00pm
Oct. 21 (Tue), 2014
January Dec. 4 (Thu), 2014
Dec. 11 (Thu), 2014
7:00pm – 8:00pm
Dec. 18 (Thu), 2014
*The Preliminary Screening Examination takes one hour and is held at our Tokyo campus on the
dates shown in the table above. Schedule changes will not be permitted.
*If you live outside of Japan, you do not have to take the Preliminary Screening Examination but you
are required to submit a GMAT or GRE score.

Required Documents for the Preliminary Screening Application
*Refer to section 7 for details for each document.
1. Personal Data
2. Photo
3. Transcript
4. Certificate of Graduation
5. Evidence of English Ability
6. GMAT/GRE score report (ONLY if you live outside of Japan and are unable to take the Preliminary
Screening Examination)
7. CV (Optional)
*If you pass the initial screening, you will need to submit the remaining documents as described in
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section 7.
5. Admission Process
Admission will be decided after a comprehensive review of your credentials through (1) an initial
screening phase (mainly of the submitted documents) followed by (2) a second screening phase
(mainly through an interview and examination).
 For applicants living in Japan: You will need to join a face-to-face interview (30 minutes) and
complete a written logical thinking examination (one hour).
* Exemption: Applicants who have completed the Critical Thinking course in English at GLOBIS
University with a grade of A, B or C will be exempt from taking the logical thinking examination.
Those who are currently taking the Critical Thinking course and have not received the final results
will NOT be exempted.
 For applicants living overseas: You will need to join a telephone interview (30 minutes).
6. How to Apply
Applicants are required to submit the application documents listed in section 7 through the Online
Admission System (https://mbaadmission.globis.ac.jp/adm/c/ac0001) by 6:30 pm, Japan Standard
Time of the deadline dates in section 4. Applications submitted by e-mail, fax or mail are NOT
accepted.
 The application fee cannot be reimbursed or deferred to another academic year.
 Once submitted, you will not be able to make any changes to documents.
 Accepted applications which contain falsified or plagiarized information will automatically
result in the withdrawal of acceptance.
 The application will not be examined if it is incomplete or contains errors.

7. Application Documents
 Applicants can submit all of the documents through the Online Admission System.
 Documents written in languages other than English are NOT ACCEPTED, except where
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otherwise prescribed.
 If the document is written in a language other than English, please attach an English translation
signed by a translator.
■Personal Data (required for all)
- Fill out your personal data, work experience and academic record as requested on the Online
Admission System.
- Make sure to show that you possess more than three years of full-time work experience. Otherwise,
you will need to undergo a preliminary screening (see section 4-1).
■Applicant Photo (required for all)
- Upload a high resolution digital image in JPEG format (below 2MB).
- Should be a headshot with no hats or other headgear in front of a white or blue background and taken
within the last three months. The photo will be used for your Student ID Card.
■Letter of Recommendation (required for all)
- One letter of recommendation is required.
- By sending a request from the Online Admission System, your recommender will be able to receive a
link to download a recommendation letter form and upload it to the system.
- If your recommender is unable to make the submission online, you can receive the original letter
signed and sealed by the recommender and send it to the Admissions Office by registered air or
express mail by the application deadline.
- The recommender should be a supervisor or person who has or has had a close business
relationship with you.
■Transcript (required for all)
- Upload a transcript of your bachelor's degree (master’s and/or doctor’s degrees are optional).
If you are a Preliminary Screening applicant and do not have a bachelor's degree, you will need to
upload a transcript of your highest level of education (e.g., associate degree).
- The transcript must include a list of all courses you completed and the grades you received.
-You may upload a copy of your transcript; however, you will be asked to send an original transcript by
post for verification should you be admitted to GLOBIS. A photocopy is only accepted if officially
certified by legal authorities.
■Certificate of Graduation
- If the graduation date and the name of your obtained degree are stated in your transcript, it is
not necessary to submit a Certificate of Graduation.
Otherwise, you must upload a Certificate of Graduation for your bachelor's degree (master’s and/or
doctor’s degrees are optional).
- Uploading a copy of your Certificate of Graduation is acceptable; however, you will be asked to send
an official Certificate of Graduation by post for verification should you be admitted to GLOBIS.
A photocopy is only accepted if officially certified by legal authorities.
■Evidence of English Ability
- Upload evidence of your English Ability issued within the last two years.
- TOEFL*, TOEIC, and IELTS scores are accepted. (*We strongly recommend the TOEFL test.)
- You can be exempted from submitting the evidence if:
a) You are a native English speaker and chose “English” as your “Native Language” on the Online
Admission System.
b) You received an undergraduate or graduate degree from a program taught entirely in English.
Please note: if you received this degree from a university NOT located in Australia, Canada, India,
Ireland, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, the United Kingdom or the United states of America,

you will need to upload an official letter from your university or submit a link (attached in a word
document) to the university's web page clearly indicating that the program was taught entirely in
English.
■Essays (required for all)
- Answer the essay questions on the Online Admission System. (Refer to section 7-1 for the
questions.)
■GMAT/GRE Score Report (optional, but strongly recommended)
- If you have an official score issued within the last five years, please upload it.
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■CV (optional)
- If you have a CV, please upload it.
■Statement of Financial Resources (all non-Japanese applicants)
- Download the prescribed form from the Online Admission System, read the instructions, fill out the
form and upload it to the system.
■Evidence of Financial Resources (all non-Japanese applicants)
- Upload evidence of your bank account balance within the past three months. (Must include the issue
date, your name, account number, savings amount.)
- In case your savings do not meet the required amount, be sure to submit your supporter's bank
account balance AND a signed letter of consent from this person.
- Japanese documents are acceptable.
Please note: We may ask you to re-submit your financial evidence at the time of your student visa
application if you require one.
■Residence Card (all non-Japanese applicants living in Japan)
- Upload both sides of your residence card.
- We accept cards in Japanese.
■Scholarship Application (only for non-Japanese applicants)
- Answer the scholarship essay question on the Online Admission System if you would like to apply.
- Refer to section 11-1 for the screening criteria and essay question.
 Application Fee
- Applicants in Japan: JPY 36,000
- Applicants living Overseas: JPY 11,000
*Credit card payment only. Cash payments are not accepted.
 Policy of Returning Documents
Once submitted, we will not return any documents that can be reissued or replaced by other means. This
includes the following: Letter of recommendation, Transcript, translation(s), notarized certifications, CV,
evidence of financial resources, statement of financial resources, photocopy of Residence Card.
If you would like us to return a certain document, please send a request to us by email
(mba-admission@globis.ac.jp) with your reasons.
ONLY if we are shown that your document cannot be reissued, we will return the document by mail.

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7-1. Essay Questions
The following essay questions need to be answered in your application. Please emphasize any
international experience where applicable.
Q1. Tell us about a work or project experience about which you were the most passionate. Describe
your team members, your values and skills concretely in order to explain why you were passionate
about it. (250 to 550 words)
Q2. Tell us about any leadership experience involving other people or organizations in work or a
project within the last three years. Describe your values and skills concretely in order to explain how
you achieved your goals. Mention in particular any experience where you tried to “create or innovate” a
part of society such as starting something from scratch, establishing a company/project or making a
change in your team/strategy, regardless of the results. (250 to 550 words)
Q3. People say that leaders become greater by learning from difficult situations. Tell us about the
most difficult situation you have faced. Describe concretely what you did about the situation and what
you learned from it. (250 to 550 words)
Q4. Tell us about your vision for society as a business person and your career plan to realize the
vision, looking back on your life and business experience. Describe specifically the trigger point or
inspiration that helped you realize your vision, such as an encounter with a person or book or other
kind of experience. Describe how GLOBIS University and an MBA degree would bring value to your
vision and career plan. (250 to 550 words)
Q5. Tell us about any social, volunteer or other activities (including during university/college) that you
have been involved in. Please describe the name of the activities, periods and your roles. Also, please
mention any academic and/or business prizes you have received. (250 to 550 words)
Q6. (Only for non-Japanese native speakers) If you can speak Japanese, please tell us your level, and
explain your experience learning Japanese (duration, schools, certificates etc.) within 50 words.

8. Interview and Logical Thinking Examination
- If you pass the initial screening, you will be invited to take an interview and logical thinking
examination. (Please check the schedule in section 4.)
- For applicants living in Japan: You will need to join a face-to-face interview (30 minutes) and complete
a written logical thinking examination (one hour).
* Exemption: Applicants who have completed the Critical Thinking course in English at GLOBIS
University and received grades A, B or C will be exempt from taking the logical thinking examination.
- For applicants living overseas: You will need to join a telephone interview (30 minutes).
9. Final Results and Enrollment Registration
You will be notified by email when the admission results are finalized. You will be able to check the
results and download an Acceptance Letter and Enrollment Registration Guide on your Online
Admission System. Be sure to complete the enrollment registration by the deadline described in the
Enrollment Registration Guide.
Please note that we cannot respond to any inquiries regarding application results (including
over the phone).
10. Tuition & Living Costs in Tokyo
1st Year 2nd Year Total fees
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over
2 years
3rd-5th Year
Enrollment
Fee
1st
installment
2nd
installment
3rd
installment
4th
installment
Extra tuition
per year
JPY
23,000
JPY
740,250
JPY
740,250
JPY
740,250
JPY
740,250
JPY
2,984,000
JPY 262,000
Please note:
 The tuition is paid every six months in four installments. You may pay in full upon request.
 The tuition for credits earned prior to admission and recognized as credits earned at GLOBIS
University (including credits earned as a Pre-MBA student) will be deducted from the full amount of
the tuition, beginning with the second installment (not beginning with the first installment).
 If a revision of tuition is made, you will need to follow the change in your payment the following
academic year. In case the consumption tax is raised, we may update the tuition and fees
accordingly.
10-1. Living Costs in Tokyo
We estimate that living costs in Tokyo for one person can be approximately JPY 150,000 per month or
more, depending on your lifestyle. See more details on our website:
http://www.globis.ac.jp/life/costsummary.html.

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1 1 . Scholarships/Loans
11-1. Scholarships from GLOBIS
GLOBIS Scholarships are available to students who demonstrate the potential to contribute to the
GLOBIS community through strong academic performance and exceptional leadership qualities.
 Eligibility: Non-Japanese applicants who expect to study at GLOBIS in 2015.
 Scholarship Amount: The scholarship can cover up to 50% of the tuition fee.
Note: The scholarship amount does not cover the following fees and expenses: additional tuition for
long-term enrollment, non-GLOBIS textbooks, extra-curricular expenses (ex. camp-based elective
classes) and living expenses.
The conditions, screening criteria and application process for the scholarship are as follows:
(1) Scholarship Conditions
Should you receive a scholarship, you must adhere to the following conditions:
・Enrollment in GLOBIS University in 2015
・Successful completion of the required credits needed for graduation
・Make continuous efforts to accomplish what is stated in your scholarship essay and contribute
to the program
(2) Cooperation in Marketing Activities
Should you receive a scholarship, you are expected to cooperate with GLOBIS’ marketing
activities, such as providing or participating in interviews, photos, profiles, and stories for
internal and external use. Permission will be requested prior to publishing and, if unable to
cooperate, you can inform the office of the reason and an exception will be considered.
(3) Screening Criteria
(a) Extensive international business experience
(b) Strong academic background
(c) Potential contribution to the GLOBIS student body
(d) Native-level English proficiency
(e) Need for financial aid
(4) How to Apply
Please submit the scholarship essay along with your GLOBIS application information on the
Online Admission System.
<Essay Question>
Please answer the following question, in 250 to 550 words.
“How will your international experience and perspective improve the GLOBIS
experience for other students? What unique insights will you bring?”

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(5) Screening Process
The scholarship screening process includes the essay and the interview conducted as part of the
admission screening. You will need to submit your scholarship application together with your
application for the MBA program. You are eligible to receive the scholarship only if you pass the
GLOBIS admission process. The final decision regarding scholarships will be sent with the
admission notification.
Note:
The scholarship interview will be conducted by phone if you reside outside Japan.
11-2. Scholarships from Other Organizations
Several organizations provide scholarships for privately financed international students and/or
Japanese students.
 JASSO (Japan Student Services Organization) Scholarship:
These scholarships provide stipends for living expenses, extra textbooks, etc. for one year. You
will receive detailed information regarding these scholarships once admitted, approximately two
months prior to the start date of your MBA program.
(http://www.jasso.go.jp/about_jasso/index_e.html)
A) “Pre-arrival”: This scholarship is for international students living outside Japan. Only
students who did not visit GLOBIS in Japan for the admission screening (such as the
interview and examination) before enrollment are eligible for this scholarship.
B) “Post-arrival”: This scholarship is for international students.
 MEXT (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) Scholarship
(http://www.mext.go.jp/english/)
MEXT Scholarship for Embassy Nominated Students: Please ask for more information at your
local Japanese Embassy. This scholarship can cover both the total tuition and your living
expenses for two years. (http://www.mext.go.jp/a_menu/koutou/ryugaku/boshu/1346643.htm)
 Besides the above scholarships, there are additional scholarships available offered by private
institutions. You will receive detailed information regarding these scholarships after starting your
MBA program. Please note that application forms and interviews are mostly in Japanese.
11-3. Education Loans
Financial institutions tied to GLOBIS University offer educational loans (with favorable interest rates).
Please note that you are required to speak and read Japanese in order to understand the contract.
If you need further information, please contact the Admissions Office.

12. Training and Education Benefits System (Only for applicants
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working in Japan)
The GLOBIS MBA program has been designated as a Training and Education facility by the Ministry of
Health, Labor and Welfare. If you meet certain conditions, you will be able to obtain financial support from
the government. To confirm your eligibility, please contact a HelloWork Office.
There are two types of benefits:
(1) Specialized Practice Training and Education Benefits
The Specialized Practice Training and Education Benefits system is a new program introduced on
October 1, 2014.
If you pay or have paid employment insurance in Japan and meet other conditions (e.g., completing the
MBA program within two years), you will receive a refund of 40% of the tuition fees (up to 320,000 JPY)
per year. In addition, if you are covered by employment insurance upon graduation, you will receive a
further refund of 20% of the tuition fees (up to 320,000 JPY).
(2) General Training and Education Benefits
If you pay or have paid employment insurance in Japan but do not meet the conditions for the
Specialized Practice Training and Education Benefits system (e.g., planning to complete the MBA
program in three years), you may still be able to receive the General Training and Education Benefits.
You will receive a refund of 20% of the tuition fees (up to 100,000 JPY).
For more details, please contact the Admissions Office.

13. Application Document Samples
Your Certificate of Graduation must
indicate the name of your degree and the
date issued.
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13-1. Certificate of Graduation
Certificate of Graduation
This is to certify that information shown below is true and correct.
Student ID: 123456
Name: Taro Globis
Date of Birth: July 16, 1980
College of Business
Department of Business Administration
Date of Admission: April 1, 1998
Date of Graduation: March 31, 2002
Degree: Bachelor of Business Administration
This degree certificate is issued and certified by the Office of the Register.
Hanako Suzuki
College Register
ABC University
Date issued: November 1, 2014

Your Transcript must include a list of
all courses completed and the grades
you received.
ABC GLOBIS University
University
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13-2. Transcript
NAME OF STUDENT: Mike Taro
STUDENT ID NUMBER: 543577
DEGREE: Bachelor of Engineering
2000-2001 SEMESTER 1 2002-2003 SEMESTER 1
Code SUBJECT CREDITS GRADE Code SUBJECT CREDITS GRADE
FK115 ENGLISH PROFICIENCY 1.5 B FK115 ENGLISH PROFICIENCY 1.5 B
FK201 ELECTRONICS I 1.5 B FK201 ELECTRONICS I 1.5 B
CS525 LOGIC DESIGN 1.5 B CS525 LOGIC DESIGN 1.5 B
CS526 INTRODUCTION PROGRAMMIN1.G5 A CS526 INTRODUCTION CODE 1.5 A
CS527 MATHEMATICS I 1.5 C CS527 MATHEMATICS I 1.5 C
No. of Credits Earned: 7.5 No. of Credits Earned: 7.5
2000-2001 SEMESTER 2 SUBJECT 2002-2003 SEMESTER 2 SUBJECT
Code INTRODUCTORY FRENCHCREDITS GRADE Code INTRODUCTORY FRENCHCREDITS GRADE
FK115 ELECTRONICS II 1.5 B FK115 ELECTRONICS II 1.5 B
FK201 MATHEMATICS II 1.5 B FK201 MATHEMATICS II 1.5 B
CS525 DATA ANALYTICS 1.5 C CS525 DATA ANALYTICS 1.5 C
CS526 TECHNICAL REPORTING 1.5 D CS526 TECHNICAL REPORTING 1.5 D
CS527 ADVANCE MATHEMATICS 1.5 A CS527 ADVANCE MATHEMATICS 1.5 A
No. of Credits Earned: 7.5 No. of Credits Earned: 7.5
2001-2002 SEMESTER 1 SUBJECT CREDITS GRADE 2003-2004 SEMESTER 1
Code ENGINEERING 1.5 B Code SUBJECT CREDITS GRADE
FK115 COMPUTER ORGANIZATION 1.5 B FK115 ENGLISH PROFICIENCY 1.5 B
FK201 DIGITAL CIRCUITS 1.5 C FK201 ELECTRONICS I 1.5 B
CS525 DATA ANALYTICS 1.5 D CS525 LOGIC DESIGN 1.5 B
CS526 TECHNICAL REPORTING 1.5 A CS526 INTRODUCTION CODE 1.5 A
CS527 ADVANCE MATHEMATICS 1.5 A CS527 MATHEMATICS I 1.5 C
No. of Credits Earned: 9 No. of Credits Earned: 7.5
2001-2002 SEMESTER 2 SUBJECT CREDITS GRADE 2003-2004 SEMESTER 2 SUBJECT
Code ENGINEERING 1.5 B Code INTRODUCTORY FRENCHCREDITS GRADE
FK115 COMPUTER ORGANIZATION 1.5 B FK115 ELECTRONICS II 1.5 B
FK201 DIGITAL CIRCUITS 1.5 C FK201 MATHEMATICS II 1.5 B
CS525 DATA ANALYTICS 1.5 D CS525 DATA ANALYTICS 1.5 C
CS526 TECHNICAL REPORTING 1.5 A CS526 TECHNICAL REPORTING 1.5 D
CS527 ADVANCE MATHEMATICS 1.5 A CS527 ADVANCE MATHEMATICS 1.5 A
No. of Credits Earned: 9 No. of Credits Earned: 9
TOTAL CREDITS EARNED: 57
REMARK: COMPLETED THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR IN ENGINEERING
Date of issue: 14 JUNE, 2012
SIGNATURE
OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT

13-3. Evidence of Financial Resources
(Only for non-Japanese applicants)
・Evidence of your bank account balance should be
issued within the past three months.
・It must include the ① issue date, ② your name,
③ account number, ④ amount and ⑤ currency.
・We also accept copies of passbooks or screenshots of your online
bank balances as evidence.
・We don’t accept certificates of stock and real estate assets.
・All relevant financial details must be in English or Japanese.
CERTIFICATE OF BALANCE
Date: November 1, 2014
TO: Taro Globis
We hereby certify that the balance of your account(s) with us at the
close of business on 10/1/2014 is as follows.
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KIND OF
DEPOSIT
CURRENCY ACCOUNT
No.
BALANCE REMARKS
ORDINARY USD 123456 $15,000
ABC Bank
XYZ branch
Senior Manager

13-4. Statement of Financial Resources
(Only for non-Japanese applicants)
Statement of Financial Resources
Read the instructions on the next page and submit this form in order to show your financial resources are
sufficient to support you during your MBA studies. Note that at least 1.5 million JPY/year will be necessary
to cover your living expenses. If the amount is less than that, we may ask you to re-submit this form.
If your savings are less than 1.5 million yen, please fill
in your supporter’s savings as well.
In case the sum of your savings + supporter’s savings is less than 1.5
million yen, please fill in your annual income (only if you work during
your MBA) or your supporter’s annual income.
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Type of Financial
Resources
Amount (JPY)
Exchange rate:
USD1 = JPY102
Amount (your currency)
Your savings
JPY 1,022,900 USD 10,000
Fill in both JPY and your
currency.
IF your savings do not reach 1.5 million JPY/year, please fill in the following blank(s) as well.
↓
Your supporter’s savings
*Name: Taro Globis
*Relation to you: Father
JPY 2,045,800 USD 20,000
Must be supported by appropriate
evidence and supporter’s letter.*
Non-GLOBIS scholarships
*Name:
Loan(s) or other source(s)
*Details:
+
Your annual income
(Only if you work during your MBA)
Must be supported by appropriate
evidence.* +
Your supporter’s annual income
*Name:
*Relation to you: Must be supported by appropriate
evidence and supporter’s letter.*
Your supporter’s annual living
expenses
Supporter’s income minus expenses
↓
Total Amount
*Please sum up the amount above.
Should be at least JPY 1.5 million /year
JPY 3,068,700 U S D 30,000
* See instructions for “evidence” and “supporter’s letter” on the next page.
How many family members will you be bringing with you to Japan?
(If not applicable, please write “0”.) →
*If you bring your family to Japan, you are required to submit additional financial evidence for
the visa application (JPY 500,000/per additional family member).
I hereby state that all the information in this form is true and correct
Name: Hanako Globis Date: November 1, 2014

Contact Information
Admissions Office
Graduate School of Management, GLOBIS University
Business hours: Monday to Friday, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
E-mail: mba@globis.ac.jp TEL: +81-3-5275-3850 FAX: +81-3-5275-3787
Address: Sumitomo Fudosan Kojimachi Bldg., 5-1 Niban-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0084, Japan
- 1 minute on foot from Exit No. 5 of Kojimachi Station, Yurakucho Subway Line
- 10 minutes on foot from Exit No. 5 of Hanzomon Station, Hanzomon Subway Line

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