If you study abroad at your own expense, the living expenses and tuition fees required for one year will be about 50,000 to 60,000 yuan.

Application information:

<1> Junior high school diploma or enrollment certificate, transcript.

<2>Highest academic qualification and transcript notarized.

<3>Notarized date of birth and kinship relationship.

<4> Equivalent to US$10,000 (or RMB 85,000) from a state-owned bank, certificate of deposit for more than three months, and a copy of the deposit slip.

<5>Calendar and study plan. (A4 printed signature)

<6>Recommendation letter from the principal of the school where you graduated (original)

<7>Proof of annual salary of both parents.

<8>ID card, household register (family copy on A4 paper)

<9> 4 photos identical to the passport.

First of all, students should submit their application form and other necessary information, such as academic qualifications and proof of financial ability, to the university they wish to attend. The school will then issue an admission permit and a visa issuance certificate issued by the Immigration Office of the Republic of Korea to those who meet the admission requirements. Students only need to hold the above-mentioned materials and apply for a Korean visa to the Korean consulate in the jurisdiction of their address. After receiving the visa, they can go to South Korea to complete the admission procedures within the limited time limit. For admission information of each university, you can consult the Korean Embassy in China, as well as the websites of each university.

Materials required for application

Applicants can consult the university they wish to apply for with their self-introduction and academic qualifications certification materials. They will learn what materials are required to apply for the university. Accordingly, they can apply. Can. Each university has slight differences, and most require the submission of the following materials: ① Application for admission ② High school graduation certificate or final academic certificate ③ Elementary, junior high, and high school transcripts ④ Applicant’s Korean entry certificate ⑤ Household registration book of the applicant and his parents ⑥ Works (When applying to art schools, such as photos of art works, exhibitions, concerts, etc.) ⑦ Depending on the situation of each school, you may be asked to provide self-introduction, recommendation letters, research plans, Korean Language Proficiency Test scores or TOEFL scores, etc. ⑧ Finance The guarantor’s bank deposit certificate of more than 10,000 USD (with a deposit period of more than 1 month) or proof of remittance or currency exchange of more than 10,000 USD to South Korea. In addition, depending on the situation of each school, the financial guarantor may be required to provide ① employment certificate or corporate registration certificate; ② property tax and customs certificate; ③ study abroad financial support agreement (included in the admission application), etc.

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South Korea has four distinct seasons. Korean is the mother tongue. The time is 1 hour ahead of China time. The exchange rate is RMB: Korean won = 1:140.

Although modern Korean has several different dialects, they are all similar and can be understood by each other. Four of the top ten cities in the world's latest cost of living rankings in 2004 are located in Asia, with Tokyo ranking first and Seoul ranking seventh. Beijing in China ranked 11th and Shanghai ranked 16th. In Seoul, the general per capita income is 4-6 times that of Shanghai, while in other areas it is generally 2-3 times that of Shanghai, but the consumption level is the same as that of developed areas in China.

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Korean Language Proficiency Test - a test set up to evaluate the Korean language ability of foreigners and overseas Chinese whose native language is not Korean. Some Korean universities admit students or When companies hire employees, they will require Korean language proficiency test scores as a standard for evaluating Korean language proficiency. The Korean language proficiency tests are: elementary (levels 1 and 2), intermediate (levels 3 and 4), and advanced (levels 5 and 6). The transcripts and certificates of the Korean Language Proficiency Test are valid for a long time. The exam is held on the first or second Sunday of September each year. Students in Shanghai can take the exam at the Overseas Examination Center of the University of Foreign Studies.

★[Types of studying in South Korea]

Language students: For those who are entering undergraduate or renewal programs and have obtained a bachelor's degree, and want to further their studies, they are required to study before taking professional courses. Learn Korean. If you have no language foundation, you can generally pass the level 3-4 exam after studying for one year. The language class is divided into three levels: beginner, intermediate and advanced. Students are divided into different classes according to their Korean proficiency for Korean language learning.

Undergraduate students: Students who have passed Korean Language Level 4 or above can enter undergraduate studies or graduate studies.

Continued undergraduate students: Students who are pursuing undergraduate studies or students who have graduated from college, if their major is a non-Korean major, can study Korean for one year in a Korean university language training class and then enter the undergraduate program to study the original major. Continue to study, but according to the regulations of all Korean universities, you must drop one grade to continue studying (for example: students who have graduated from junior college can be enrolled in the corresponding undergraduate academic year after passing the Korean language test. If they graduate from junior college in three years, then If you continue to study from the junior year, if you graduate from the second year of junior college, you will continue to study from the sophomore year, and the same applies to undergraduate students). If you want to study in another major, the range of choices is relatively narrow, and you can consider studying at a local university.

Graduate students: Graduates from university, have a certain foundation in Korean, and enter graduate school after passing the interview with the supervisor of their major. If you do not understand Korean, you can choose a major taught entirely in English.

If you study liberal arts, the tutor generally does not have academic projects, and you have to pay for tuition and other expenses yourself.

If you study science, students usually study in the lab of their supervisor and help the professor with experiments and projects. The professor will be responsible for the student's tuition and accommodation fees, and will also provide a certain amount of living expenses. Students can study without any financial expenses. Study with peace of mind. If you have good grades, you can go abroad with your tutor to participate in international academic conferences.

Reference: Family website