Many friends who study in Korea want to enroll in media major, but there are also many people who want to apply, so the pressure of survival is naturally obvious. After all, there are only a few good schools, and colleges and universities must choose the best. If you want to break through from such candidates, you need to roll them up! Yuqing came to study abroad to tell you one thing ~
The first and most important is the Korean score. The achievement of Koreans is not only a necessity, but also a reward based on short-term efforts. Trust me! Korean is really easy to learn! Generally speaking, as long as you study and train Korean carefully and step by step, you can reach level 3 in about half a year and level 4-5 in less than one year.
To apply for Korean undergraduate media major, it is generally stipulated that TOPIK4 is above, and if it is a college student, it is generally above 5. However, because there are many applicants majoring in communication, the school takes the form and selects the best candidates. Therefore, Yu Qing still suggests that you must get a stronger TOPIK score in order to study abroad and have a greater employment probability.
In addition to Korean scores, colleges and universities will continue to refer to other standards. For example, when applying for an undergraduate course, I will refer to my school grades in high school and my performance during the interview; When applying for a college, we often refer to academic performance, school environment, whether technical majors are related, and performance during the interview. Some schools will require the submission of personal works. Therefore, if you want to apply for Korean communication major, your professional skills are very important.
Employment prospects: advertisements, TV programs, news reports, magazines, etc.
Highly recommended schools: Sungkyunkwan University, Hanyang University, Central University, dongguk university, Kyung Hee University, Ewha Women's University, etc.