1: It's good to get the CET-4 certificate if you study well or work hard in China, but even so, you have to admit that Korean learning in Korea is different from many studies in China, and many studies in China are not practical, take longer and have poor results. If conditions permit, try to study here, so that you will give yourself a buffer time before going to college. This is very important for studying abroad, that is, to understand, adapt and change yourself.

2. I don't know Gwangju University very well, but the cost will definitely be lower than Seoul, and the tuition should not be expensive. As you said, a year is 1 10,000 to 20,000. However, there are not many good local universities in Korea, and good universities are competitive in Seoul. I personally suggest that you come to Seoul. There are many schools that can apply for scholarships. Tuition fees can be reduced by one-third or half. Of course, the cost of living in Seoul is more expensive than that in Gwangju, but working also earns a lot. If you save 50,000-60,000 yuan in tuition and room and board in Gwangju, it should be enough to save some flowers. But if you value your studies, I suggest you come to Seoul. The local learning atmosphere is not good.

I can't remember the names of two universities in Busan, but the consumption in Busan is similar to that in Seoul. Other places, such as Gyeongsangdo and Jeollabuk-do, are ok, but relatively speaking, there is not much competition among universities in Seoul. After all, South Korea is the economic and technological center dominated by Seoul.

Private universities in Korea are more expensive than national universities. Now universities are increasing tuition fees every year.

But there are many good national universities in Seoul. For example, Sungkyunkwan, Central University, and dongguk university are all well-built, with low tuition fees and scholarships.

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