Episode #6: ニューヨーク市立大学への入学の仕方

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私がニューヨーク公立大学入学した時のプロセスについて話してます。私が入学した頃とかなり応募要項が変わってるみたいなので、参考にはならないかしれませんが、英語頑張るってのは変わらず🥹　Duolingoが、その辺の英語テスト界隈で、幅を利かせている模様🦉！NYC/ ニューヨーク/ 留学/ New York/ アメリカ留学/社会人留学/英語

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