Studying in Korea has many advantages, such as low tuition, easy visa application, enrollment expansion of international students, low entrance examination threshold and so on. Faced with so many Korean universities, how to choose a good one? Choosing a university that really suits you can be said to make your study in South Korea half successful. So, how should China students choose a school if they want to study in Korea? Let's take a look at this website.

College entrance examination results, otherwise you can't apply. Actually, it is not.

It is reported that only a few universities in Korea need students to provide college entrance examination results, such as Seoul National University, Korea University, Yonsei University, etc. Most of them require college entrance examination results to pass the undergraduate level; National Fuqing University, National Chungnam University and National Gyeongbuk University all require college entrance examination results; Because Renhe University offers 50%- 100% scholarships, you need more than two college entrance examination scores. Other universities, such as Sungkyunkwan University, Xijiang University, National Jeonnam University, Central University, National Busan University, dongguk university, National Chungbuk University, East Asia University and many other excellent universities, are not required to provide college entrance examination results. Therefore, if you don't get a high score in the college entrance examination, you can also apply for a Korean university (undergraduate) and choose a school that doesn't need college entrance examination results. As for the Korean Language Institute, most of them can apply as long as they have a high school diploma.

Thirdly, it is generally believed that if you want to apply for Korean universities, you can apply for Korean Level 3 (Korean Proficiency Test).

But in fact, the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology of China has made a new regulation: the selection criteria for self-funded international students, exchange students and graduate students must reach at least Band 4 of the Korean Proficiency Test. Although the application conditions of many universities are still Korean level 3, this is an application condition rather than an admission condition. Like some first-class universities, band 4 is the foundation, and band 5 is easier to be admitted. So if you have a solid foundation in Korean, you're not afraid that you won't get into an excellent university without hope.