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I want to ask, I graduated from junior college this year, and I want to transfer to South Korea for my junior year. I want to study economics. What good schools can you recommend?
The most basic requirement for applying for transfer is that the applicant has at least S-TOPIK Level 4 certificate. If there is no Korean certificate, students can enter the language school of the university to study Korean first, and then apply for professional courses after graduating from the fourth grade for one year without foundation.

Schools with better economic majors are: Korea, Sungkyunkwan, Hanyang and Seoul. Among them, in addition to the economics major of Hanyang University, several other schools are required to submit an internationally recognized English certificate-IELTS or TOEFL. Korea and Sungkyunkwan TOEFL require IBT80 or above, and Seoul requires IBT94 or above. Ielts 6.5

If the chosen major is similar to or the same as that of domestic universities, it is more favorable to apply for a major change, and it is also possible to re-select a major, but the degree of admission guarantee for a major with a large span is slightly inferior.