Educational requirements
Whether it is an ordinary high school, a secondary school, a technical school or a vocational high school, you have the opportunity to apply for Korean schools, although some top universities have restrictions on secondary school qualifications.
Language requirements
To study in Korea, you need to have the ability of CET-4 or above. If your Korean level is not enough, you can improve it by attending Korean training classes.
Study abroad expenses
National universities cost about 60,000 RMB a year (including tuition and living expenses). Private universities in Seoul, supported by 50% scholarships, cost about 56,000 RMB a year. Choosing a local private university can save another 10 thousand! Scholarships, living expenses and other detailed information, waiting for you to explore!
State universities and private universities
There are two kinds of universities in Korea: national universities and private universities. Tuition in national universities is relatively low, but the competition is more intense. Private universities have higher tuition fees, but there are more scholarship opportunities and it is easier to apply.
Studying in Seoul
Seoul is the largest city in Korea and one of the most important education centers in Korea. Studying in Seoul can expose you to the most advanced educational concepts and technologies, and at the same time feel the cultural charm of South Korea.
scholarship
Korean universities offer various scholarships, including tuition remission and living allowance. Applying for a scholarship requires excellent academic performance and comprehensive quality, as well as a certain level of Korean.
cost of living
The cost of living in Korea is relatively low, but it also needs a certain economic foundation. In South Korea, economic pressure can be alleviated by working and applying for scholarships.