① Qualification requirements

To apply for an undergraduate course, students must first satisfy that both the applicant and his parents are foreign nationals; The applicant has received 12 formal education in China, and has obtained a high school diploma or passed the high school examination (students who graduated from secondary schools, vocational schools, technical schools and other institutions can also apply as long as their academic qualifications are certified by Xuexin.com); At the Korean level, according to different schools, applicants are required to have a score of topik3 or topik4 or above, and some schools can use the scores of the school's Language Institute or the entrance examination results instead.

② Material requirements

Nationality certification materials: photocopies of the identity cards of the applicant and his parents, photocopies of the applicant's passport and household registration book, and notarized proof of kinship.

Academic credentials: the applicant's high school diploma or preparatory diploma, grade certificate and language grade certificate.

Proof of property: proof of deposit in the name of the applicant or his parents (not less than $20,000) and proof of employment and income of the applicant's parents.

In addition, some universities also require applicants to submit self-introduction and academic plans, and students who want to apply for arts and sports majors also need to submit their personal portfolios or take skills tests at the school.

These are the conditions for undergraduate students to study in Korea. Knowing the requirements of undergraduate courses, let's take a look at what requirements graduate students need:

Two. Admission requirements for graduate students studying in Korea

① Qualification requirements

The requirements for applying for Korean graduate students are similar to those for undergraduate courses. First of all, it must be satisfied that both the applicant and his parents are foreign nationals; The applicant received 16 formal education at home and abroad, and obtained (pre-obtained) undergraduate diploma and bachelor's degree certificate. Among them, candidates who have successfully taken the self-study exam can also apply for the exam if they have Xuexin.com certification, but the number of schools that can apply for the exam is limited; In terms of Korean proficiency, according to different schools, applicants are required to have topik3 or above.

② Material requirements

International certification materials: copies of the applicant's and his parents' ID cards, copies of the applicant's ID card and household registration book, and notarized proof of kinship.

Proof of academic qualifications: the applicant's undergraduate diploma and degree certificate (preparatory course), proof of academic performance, and proof of language performance.

Proof of property: proof of deposit in the name of the applicant or his parents (not less than $20,000) and proof of employment and income of the applicant's parents.

In addition, students who apply for postgraduate entrance examination must submit their self-introduction and academic plans, and students who apply for arts and sports majors also need to submit their personal portfolios or take school skills tests.

Extended data:

Mode of studying abroad

1. study abroad agency

A study agent is a study institution that provides services for overseas students to apply for study visas, and provides relevant consulting services for the selection and application of study institutions and the preparation of study materials. Applicants for studying abroad can entrust the affairs related to studying abroad to the study agent, and they only need to prepare and provide the application materials and test results for studying abroad. Because studying abroad is a special industry in China, formal study agents need to have study abroad qualifications and file with the Ministry of Education before they can operate study abroad affairs. Therefore, students must cooperate in the qualification of studying abroad when choosing an intermediary for studying abroad.

2. Studying at a domestic university

Study abroad programs in colleges and universities refer to some study abroad programs offered by domestic colleges and universities. Students will study domestic courses in China for 1-3 years, and then complete other courses abroad, and finally obtain degree certificates at home and abroad. Generally speaking, the study abroad programs offered by colleges and universities are divided into one-year preparatory courses for studying abroad, two-year credit transfer courses and three-year HND study abroad programs, as well as some degree extension programs based on these three projects. When students choose a domestic university to study abroad, the experience of the school and whether the final degree can be certified to return to China.

3. International exchange students

International exchange program is the earliest way to study in China. This is an international education exchange project carried out by the education authorities at home and abroad. The study visa is an academic exchange visa, and the study time is 1 year. Most of the schools studying abroad are public universities in various countries. Generally speaking, students have no right to choose a school. All the arrangements for studying abroad are arranged by the education departments of various countries. The cost of studying abroad is the least and the most secure among all the ways of studying abroad, but the requirements for students are very high. Because the exchange program only lasts 1 year, if students want to continue studying abroad, they can go through visa transfer procedures and change their academic visas into international student visas, but some countries need students to transfer to private schools.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-studying abroad