Admission notice, various payment certificates and scholarship certificates (if any).
2. Travel instructions: Try to buy a suitcase with a lock; Carry-on luggage is 5-8kg, and it is recommended not to be overweight. Wallets, electronic products, certificates and other valuables are best carried with you. Stick eye-catching signs on the suitcase, and it is best to tie it with a luggage rope to prevent it from being taken by mistake and handled rudely. Students with musical instruments are ready to move in.
3. Living materials: accommodation and shuttle information; Passport size photo; Bank cards, credit cards, and a small amount of change with you; Backup of local emergency contact address book; Passport number, flight information, policy number, embassy phone number, local contact person, college name and contact number.
4. Korean requirements: Each school is different, and most of them are not mandatory, or one in English and one in Korean is required. But Koreans are familiar with TOEFL and TOEFL, and don't want IELTS very much.
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Some suggestions on how to adapt to college life quickly.
1, self-reliance, ample food and clothing, the old saying never goes out of date. If you want to taste your hometown, there is nothing better than cooking by yourself.
2. Choose new tricks to eat every day, and try not to repeat the week's samples, such as fried chicken on Monday, handmade noodles on Tuesday, bibimbap on Wednesday, pizza on Thursday, barbecue on Friday, trotters on Saturday and hot pot on Sunday.
3. Actively integrate into the social circle, go out more, participate in activities organized by schools, participate in clubs, and actively understand and integrate into the Korean life circle. No door will be locked for you forever, but you must summon up the courage to open it first.
Passers-by are the most enthusiastic people to ask for help. When you get lost, you might as well ask passers-by for help. There are always people who are willing to help you and respond with a smile.
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