I want to go to Korea for graduate school, how far in advance should I start preparing and what I ne

First of all, you should first study the language at a language institute for a period of time, generally Korean national universities admit students once a year, and private universities admit students twice a year, which varies from school to school. Prepare application materials while learning the language.

1.The Faculty of Agriculture of Korean universities does not accept foreign students. Other liberal arts majors can be chosen.

2. There are no hard requirements, and the materials to be prepared include your graduation certificate, degree certificate and notarial certificate. Graduate admissions in South Korea are largely based on professors. After you have chosen your major, you can find a professor in that major for an interview.

It's all about yourself, and there's no exam, as long as the professor passes.

3.It's just some fair materials, proof of property or something.

4.Going to South Korea is considered a transfer class. In my sophomore year in China, I went to South Korea to insert my freshman year. Domestic junior and sophomore. And so on.

Check the school's enrollment brochure -- application materials -- submission of materials -- interview (** interview or interview in South Korea) -- release the admission result -- pay the tuition fee -- the school will apply for a return visa number for you -- get a return visa number to apply for a D2 visa to study in South Korea -- go to South Korea.

Application time: If you are applying for admission in September, the deadline for submitting materials is from March to May, depending on the school; If you are applying for admission in March, the time to submit your documents varies from 9-11.

If it is a fresh graduate who applies for admission in September of the same year, many students are unable to submit the transcript of the last semester of their senior year, which does not matter, and can be submitted later.

How to plan the time for applying to study in Korea?

Unlike Chinese universities, which start in September every year, Korean universities have two opening seasons every year, in March and September. On the premise that the academic progress is smooth and the graduation requirements can be met on time, the bachelor's degree in Korea is generally a four-year program, a master's degree is a two-year program, and a doctoral degree is a three-year program.

Corresponding to the beginning of the semester, the application season of major universities in South Korea generally comes 4-6 months in advance, such as Seoul National University, the head university in South Korea, the enrollment time starts very early, and the enrollment time is relatively short, and many students have missed the opportunity before they have time to prepare.

No matter what kind of academic courses you apply for, you basically need to submit application materials to the school 4-6 months before the start of school. In other words, when applying for admission in September, the application will be submitted one after another from March of that year; Applications for March enrollment are submitted in September of the previous year. Therefore, in order to prevent the lack of materials due to the tight enrollment time, the application materials generally need to be prepared 1-2 months before the start of admissions.

Students who have not yet graduated can also apply as pre-graduates in the final semester

If you are applying for a school that starts late or has a large number of enrollment batches, it is barely too late to submit your application about 4 months in advance. However, Korean universities have their own application time, and the application time set by different schools is different, so you need to refer to the schedule on the latest enrollment brochure published by the school.

Since the school's requirements for application materials have generally not changed much, if the release time of the state brochure is late, you can first prepare the materials according to the brochure of the previous issue, and then pay attention to the requirements of the latest version and modify it in time.

Unlike Li Cong China, which starts in September every year, there are two enrollments for graduate students in South Korea, in March and September each year, with a duration of two years. Enrollment in March, generally at the end of February after the two rounds of disruptive slip year to get the graduation certificate, enrollment in September, two years later at the end of August to get the graduation certificate. Applications are generally submitted about 6 months before the start of the semester.

In other words, for the September admission application, the application is submitted in March of the same year; The application for admission in March was submitted in September of the previous year.

The UK and Canada need to start the application at least a year in advance, and it is recommended to start preparing 2-3 years in advance. If you want to apply for Japan or Korea, you need to prepare for the language, and you should start preparing at least one to two years in advance. Regardless of the country, the defeat will require at least a year in advance or more to prepare.

Korean graduate students are two-year programs, but this is limited to students who already have a foundation in Korean and have passed the TOPIK Korean proficiency test. If you have no knowledge of Korean, you will need to spend some time learning Korean, which will take about a year. If you already have the idea of going to Korea for graduate school, you can learn more Korean in your spare time to lay a certain foundation, which will save you more or less time and devote yourself to the next stage of study faster.

Application Requirements for Graduate Students in South Korea:

1. Language conditions.

Korean graduate students have language requirements for students, which mainly have two requirements, one is Korean, the other is English, among which the minimum requirement for applying for Korean graduate TOPIK is level 4, individual schools and majors require TOPIK to reach level 5-6, and the application for English-taught majors needs to provide IELTS scores, which generally require IELTS scores or above, and individual schools and majors require IELTS scores or above. Although many universities in South Korea do not require English scores, they do meet the requirements'English scores can greatly increase the success rate of admission, which is very advantageous.

2. Academic qualifications.

Applying for graduate school in South Korea requires students to graduate from a regular university in China and obtain a bachelor's degree, and students who graduate from a self-examination undergraduate degree can also apply for some universities in South Korea, among which the top-ranked universities also have requirements for students' background institutions, usually recruiting students who graduated from 985 or 211 universities in China.

3. Achievement conditions.

There are still certain requirements for students' undergraduate grades when applying for graduate school in South Korea, because grades are an important criterion for examining students' learning ability and learning attitude. Among them, applicants for graduate school in South Korea generally require students to have an average university score of 70 or more, and universities with better rankings generally require students to have higher academic requirements, usually requiring students to have an average score of more than 80 points.