Students who want to enter Ewha Women's University for undergraduate studies are required to graduate from high school or have completed a one-year freshman course in China. Students are required to receive education at least in China 12 or to complete courses abroad for more than two years, and directly enter the third year of Ewha Women's University. Students and parents are not foreigners of Korean nationality, and Ewha Women's University is a female undergraduate. Ewha Women's University requires freshmen to reach TOPLK level 3 or above in Korean, and students who have applied for it many times in China have reached TOPLK level 4 or above.

Ewha Women's University (? Ewha Women's University is a private university in Seoul, South Korea and one of the oldest universities. Ewha Women's University, founded in 1886, is one of the AACSB accredited universities in Asia.

Ewha Women's University, formerly known as Ewha School, was named by Emperor Gaozong and Empress Mingcheng of North Korea to commemorate the wife of scranton, a Methodist doctor who was the first to carry out women's education in North Korea at that time. 1948 was renamed Ewha Women's University.