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Hi there! It’s great to hear that you’re planning to move to Japan and work as a teacher. When it comes to choosing a cost-efficient bachelor’s degree, you might consider options that align with your interests and career goals while also being relatively affordable.
Education: This is a straightforward choice for a teaching career. Many schools prefer candidates with teaching degrees.
Liberal Arts: Degrees in English, Communication, or similar fields can be affordable and versatile, helping you meet the requirements for teaching English abroad.
Business Administration: This degree is practical and widely available online or at many universities, making it a budget-friendly option.
Psychology: A degree in psychology could provide valuable skills for working with students of various backgrounds.
Online and Community College Options: Look into online programs or community colleges that offer degrees at lower costs. You can often complete general education requirements more affordably before transferring to a four-year university.
Scholarships and Financial Aid: Don’t forget to explore scholarships or financial aid options to make your degree more affordable.
Remember, what’s most important is that you choose a degree that interests you and will help you succeed in your future career. Good luck with your journey to Japan!