Problem description:

I am an undergraduate majoring in visual communication of art design. I want to go to Hony University to study design. The specific major has not yet been decided. .

I am studying Korean in China now. I feel that I have made great progress and can basically communicate with Koreans. So I want to go to Korea for half a year at the end of February or March next year, and strive to reach the advanced level. Now I want to ask the master the following questions:

1。 Should I choose to study languages in Hony, because I heard that if I study languages in Hony, it will be easier to apply for graduate students. But it's hard to run D4 in Seoul school now!

2。 If you are a graduate student of Hony, how much is the annual cost more accurate? Including Hony's tuition and living expenses. I mean, it's not a part-time job. The Korean friends I know are from Busan. Because of the difference in consumption between Busan and Seoul, he can't give me accurate figures. What I want to know is not the minimum consumption, but the normal consumption.

3。 The courses we studied in the university semester are basically design theory. Practical ability is not particularly strong. So my Korean friend said that it would be a big problem when I applied for a professor. Because most of what I learned is in my stomach. And when I am a graduate student, will I be determined to study because of the differences in design countries? My friend said it might take two and a half years to graduate.

There are many problems. I hope the master will give me a satisfactory answer seriously.

Thank you very much ! !

Analysis:

1, preferably in the same school. If you find it difficult to apply for a school in Seoul, you can also apply for an easier one, and you will not delay applying for this university in the future.

2. Just go to the school website one year to see the amount you got when you applied.

Living expenses are about 500,000 won per month. This is normal.

3. Yes, you need an interview when you apply, and your major may also provide works or on-site professional evaluation, so what you said may happen.

It is normal to graduate in 4.2 and a half years, but not many people graduate on time.