Lakeland College

Program participants are encouraged to enroll in a credit-bearing Japanese language course. This course is taught by a native speaker of Japanese and is designed to help students make the most of the opportunities to learn Japanese while living in Tokyo. Tutoring is also available to help students meet the requirements of this course.

General Studies and Other Courses

Lakeland College Japan offers a liberal arts curriculum that allows students to meet a variety of course requirements while participating in the program. Of special interest to overseas students is our Asian Studies, and cross cultural studies curriculum (Eastern Religion Traditions, US-Japan Relations, and History of Asia). These courses are offered on a rotating basis, and allow students to focus their studies on East Asia while living in Japan.

Lakeland College Japan, Scheduled 3-credit courses
	Summer	Fall	Spring
	Writing Workshop Reading Workshop Expository Writing Persuasive Writing Core I: Knowing the Self Public Speaking Humanities I Life Sciences I (4 credits) US History I US History II Intermediate Algebra Intro to Computers Japanese language courses	Writing Workshop Reading Workshop Expository Writing Persuasive Writing Core I: Knowing the Self Public Speaking Humanities I Life Sciences I (4 credits) US History I US History II Intermediate Algebra Intro to Computers Japanese language courses	Writing Workshop Reading Workshop Expository Writing Persuasive Writing Core I: Knowing the Self Public Speaking Humanities I Life Sciences I (4 credits) US History I US History II Intermediate Algebra Intro to Computers Japanese language courses
	Art History II Cultural Anthropology Religion in America Food and Beverage Management Probability and Statistics Introduction to Sociology World History II** Intro to Mass Media** Chinese I**	Drawing I Principles of Macroeconomics Eastern Religious Traditions Hospitality Human Resource Management Introduction to Sociology US-Japan Relations Pre-Calculus Accounting Music History & Appreciation** Ethics**	Two-Dimensional Design General Psychology Western Religious Traditions Intro to Hospitality Management Microeconomics Cultural Anthropology US-Japan Relations History of Asia Probability and Statistics Pre-Calculus Elementary Spanish I Art History II Calculus I Majority-Minority Relations**
		[Other possible courses: Social Psychology, Life Sciences II, The Modern Middle East, American Government etc. ...]

** Rotation may be irregular.

Note: This chart should be used for course planning, but some "Rotating" courses may not be held as scheduled. Less reliable courses are shown in italics

Students planning to take a full course load should take four courses. Prospective Study Abroad program students should consult with their academic advisor (at their home campus) to ensure course selections are compatible with their degree requirements. Although Lakeland College Japan offers a fully accredited program, students should confirm transferability of individual courses to their home campus degree program in advance of enrollment.