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RESULTS Students who participate actively in the various programs and opportunities provided by Tokyo International University of America are expected to be able to: 1. Become leaders in their chosen professional fields and in their communities. 2. Accept and appreciate the cultural and ethnic diversity found throughout the world. 3. Utilize a deeper understanding of intercultural relationships in order to be more successful when interacting with those who have different cultures. 4. Develop a clearer vision of personal and professional goals and take steps toward achieving them, expanding such goals to include the welfare of others in their local communities and throughout the world. 5. Be committed to life-long learning and to the idea that such learning can be beneficial for others as well as for oneself. 6. Encourage others to develop a broader vision of the world and to contribute to our global society while seeking to achieve personal goals. 7. While participating in educational exchanges, or other international activities, act with responsibility and demonstrate respect for the perspectives, traditions, and values of others. 8. Contribute to the local community, both on and off campus, by sharing one’s interests and cultural traditions and by taking advantage of opportunities to volunteer. (J - pg. 113) Page 8
PROGRAM GUIDELINES The following are expected of all ASP students: 1. successful completion of English I - V (Spring Semester). 2. successful completion of at least two (2) ASP elective courses and all corresponding Applied English courses; three (3) elective courses are recommended. 3. regular attendance and participation in "College Life Orientation" sessions. 4. three (3) TOEFL examinations (Spring, Summer, Fall). 5. participation in International Peer Coach (IPC) meetings and activities (Spring), and in residence hall meetings and activities (Spring, Summer, Fall). 6. Participation in community volunteer service activities and in other university events and activities is strongly encouraged. Full-time study requirement ASP students are required to study full-time during each of the three semesters (Spring, Summer, and Fall). Failure to do so will result in sanctions and the student's status with the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will be affected. In Spring, full-time study is five classes (English I-V); in Summer, full-time study is at least three (3) classes; and in Fall, full-time study is at least four (4) classes (this can include four ASP classes only or a combination of four or more ASP and Willamette classes). (J - pg. 114) Page 9
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