1, language score:
(1) Korean scores. Korean university applicants are required to have at least a certificate of topik3 or above, and those who do not have a certificate of TOPIK 3 or above. Some schools require to take the Korean proficiency test at the same level to enter the school.
(2) English scores. For students who have no Korean scores, they can also submit valid English scores. At present, the English scores recognized by Korean universities are IELTS, TOEFL and TOEFL. Different schools require different grades. It is usually required to reach IELTS 5.5 or TOEFL IBT80 or above.
2.GPA requirements (taking famous Korean schools as an example):
(1) Sungkyunkwan University: 2 1 1 or 985 college students, the GPA is preferably above 3.5; Double non-students are more demanding.
(2) Central University: GPA above 3.0 is the best.
(3) Korea University: GPA is better than 3.0; If you want to apply for a scholarship from Korea University, your GPA should be above 3.5.
(4) Xijiang University: GPA should not be lower than 80 or 3.0, and there will be some different requirements for specific majors.
(5) Seoul National University: GPA below 4.5, preferably above 3.5.
(6) Yonsei University: It is better to be above 3.0.
(7) Kyung Hee University: 3.5 or above is better, and the GPA requirements of 2 1 1 are different from those of 985 and Shuangfei University.
3. College entrance examination results: At present, only some universities in Korea need students to provide college entrance examination results when applying: National Seoul University, Korea University, Yonsei University, and most majors require college entrance examination results to pass the undergraduate level.
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