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 when the language meets the requirements.

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. Senior three students, high school graduates or high school equivalent.

Master's application conditions:

1, graduated from university, obtained diploma, bachelor's degree certificate (or studied in senior university).

2. The average GPA of college grades is above 2.0 or the average score of main courses is above 70.

3. Graduated from the self-taught undergraduate course and obtained a diploma (with a bachelor's degree at the same time).

Study abroad expenses in Korea

Tuition (per semester): undergraduate students in national and public universities1.2000 won (7300 RMB)-1.7000 won (1.0300 RMB); Graduate students are 1.65 million (1 10,000 RMB)-2 million won (12 1 10,000 RMB). Private universities: 2.5 million won (15 100 RMB)-3 million won (65438) for undergraduates. There are about 3 million graduate students (18200 RMB).

University choice

Major universities in Korea include: National Seoul University, Yonsei University, Korea University, National Chungnam University, National Anton University, National Fuqing University, National Busan University, National Gunsan University, National Gyeongbuk University, National Jeonbuk University, National Changwon University, Xijiang University, Tankook University, dongguk university, Jianguo University, Kyung Hee University, Success Club University, Korean Foreign Studies University, and Sungkyunk University.

Generally, the three best universities recognized by Koreans are Seoul National University, Korea University and Yonsei University. Students from China who want to study in these three universities need to pass the professional examination at least in Korean. Generally, the success rate of admission is not very high. The tuition fees of language schools are relatively expensive, and students with language visas can't get an extension in Korea and have to go back to China to reapply.

Kyung Hee University has a very famous major: tourism and hotel management. At present, the language school of this university enrolls China students, but to enter this university, you need to have a Korean level 3 or above and take a comprehensive examination. The tuition fee of the Language Institute of Kyung Hee University is relatively high, with a total annual expenditure of about 60,000 yuan.

Central University is a comprehensive university, and its University of Arts is second to none in Korea.