1. Apply for junior college:

1) education requirements: graduate from high school or technical secondary school and obtain a diploma (or attend high school or technical secondary school).

2) Advantages of applying for junior college: Technical school graduates can find jobs. During the two-year education, the internship time accounts for 60%, so graduates can work directly without additional training.

3) Starting time: Most universities in Korea start school in March every year, and some universities start school in March and September every year.

Korean universities usually have two semesters in a school year.

The spring term ends from March to mid-June every year;

The autumn term lasts from the beginning of September to the middle and late February of/kloc-0;

Mid-June to late August is the summer vacation;

The winter vacation is1from late February to late February; Summer vacation and winter vacation last about five months.

4) Registration date: To apply for a college degree in a Korean university, you need to prepare relevant materials six months in advance to apply.

2. Apply for undergraduate course:

1) Language requirements: Korean level 3~4 or above. If the language score can't meet the requirements of undergraduate enrollment, you can study in the language center designated by the university first, and then transfer to undergraduate placement after the language meets the requirements.

2) Education requirements:

(1) Undergraduate students (with high school diploma or equivalent, university attendance certificate and transcript certificate).

(2) College graduates (with a college diploma).

3) Registration date: To apply for undergraduate courses in Korean universities, you need to prepare relevant materials six months in advance to apply.

3. Undergraduate application: Admission criteria for Korean undergraduate students from China:

1) Language requirements: Korean level 3~4 or above. If the language score can't meet the requirements of undergraduate entrance, you can study in the language center designated by the university first, and then transfer to undergraduate study after the language meets the requirements, which is what we usually call double admission: conditional admission notice and university language notice.

2) Academic background requirements: Applicants are required to have a high school education or above when entering undergraduate courses, and each university has certain requirements for applicants' grades.

3) China students registration conditions:

(1) Senior three, graduated from high school or equivalent.

(2) Studying in China University, attending junior college or graduating from junior college.

4) Registration date: To apply for undergraduate courses in Korean universities, you need to prepare relevant materials six months in advance to apply.

5) Higher education in Korea: Higher education institutions in Korea are composed of ordinary universities, industrial universities, education universities, junior colleges, radio and communication universities and technical universities, and all higher education institutions are under the management of the education department.

4. Basic conditions for applying for Korean graduate students:

1) Education requirements: graduated from university, obtained diploma and bachelor's degree certificate (or senior year), graduated from self-taught undergraduate course, obtained diploma (with bachelor's degree at the same time).

2) The average score of universities or main courses is above 70.

2. Application process: 1, screening schools, 2, preparing application materials, 3, sending materials to schools, 4, obtaining admission notice, 5, preparing visa materials, 6, obtaining visas, 7, preparing to go to Korea.

1. Screening schools: Language schools and universities can apply separately. Choose your favorite school according to your chosen major, school location, tuition status and school ranking.

2. Preparation materials: (1) Application form for admission (format to be specified by each school)

(2) Copy of passport, original

(3) Resume, self-introduction book and study plan

(4) Original and photocopy of academic qualifications and transcripts (or notarial certificate)

(5) ID card (double-sided copy of family ID card) and household registration book (original and copy of family registration book or certificate of kinship)

(6) A certificate of deposit equivalent to 80,000 RMB or 65,438+0,000 USD in a state-owned bank that has been frozen for more than 6 months and at least 3 months. (Some requirements are students' names, and the specific amount varies from region to region. )

(7) Letter of recommendation from the graduation school

(8) Parents' annual salary certificate or business license issued by the unit where the parents (guarantors) work.

(9) the original house or a copy of the car, a copy of the driving license and a copy of the car purchase invoice.

(10) A copy of the photo taken by the whole class and the class teacher when graduating from high school or university. Provide copies of winners, certificates, special awards and three good students during their study.

(1 1) 8 photos (3*4 inches).

(12) Some schools need Korean identity guarantee.

3. Send the application materials to Korean schools.

4. The school issued an admission notice.

5. Prepare visa materials: The visa for studying in Korea is reversed. The school will submit a visa application to the Korean Ministry of Justice and issue a visa license number. Take the license number to the consulate to apply for a visa. (It will be explained in detail in the visa)

Get a visa

7. Prepare to go to Korea (detailed in preparation before departure)

Three. Visa:

1. South Korea currently implements an "anti-visa" policy in studying abroad. In general, "anti-visa" means that the inviter completes the visa approval certificate for the visitor in the exit-entry administration department of the destination country, and then submits it to the embassy of the destination country together with the applicant's passport, application form, photos and other materials. The embassy in China only issues visas on the applicant's passport based on the examination and approval materials, and does not need to apply to the domestic immigration department. Although the specifications and forms of anti-visa vary from country to country, generally, as long as the anti-visa is obtained, it means that the entry is approved and it does not take long for the passport to be sent to the embassy of the destination country. Some people can enter the country with an anti-visa. At present, most countries that implement anti-visa are in Asia, mainly Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore.

As far as studying in Korea is concerned, students can apply for a counter-visa through their economic guarantor in Korea after obtaining the admission notice from the school they apply for. The application materials will be submitted to the Korean Ministry of Justice for review, and the visa issued by the Ministry of Justice will be approved. This kind of visa issuance license is usually called "anti-visa".

With this visa issuance permit, plus some common materials prepared according to the requirements of the Korean Embassy in China, students can successfully get visas in about 4 working days. The main duties of the visa office of the embassy in this process are to issue application forms, check identity, check application materials and issue visas. If there is no special reason, the embassy will not refuse to go through the final visa formalities for students with visas.

This visa procedure has its absolute advantages. Because the main decision-making power of visa approval is not in the visa office, there is no need to worry about interview and language problems, which is quite beneficial for students who have no visa experience. But at the same time, this program also has the characteristics of long cycle. After the students get the notice from the school, it still takes half a month to one month for the Korean Ministry of Justice to review the anti-visa application materials. Therefore, if the visa application is late, it is likely to affect your start date. Therefore, students who are going to study in Korea should take this into account and try to prepare the application materials as soon as possible without delay.

2. Visa type: 1D-4 short-term student visa. If you want to study in Korean language education institutions for more than one semester, you must apply for a D-4 visa that can be extended in Korea. If a student with a D-4 visa is absent for more than two weeks during class, his visa will be automatically cancelled.

2)D-2 student visa. If you want to do academic study or research in a college or university in Korea, you will apply for a D-2 student visa, including undergraduates, masters or doctoral students. The D-2 visa can be extended in Korea.