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yes, what did you learn in vocational high school? ？As for which university is good, it's really hard to say that there are so many Korean schools, it depends on what you like there, there is a job, but it's not easy to find a satisfactory one, You ask if there are any handsome guys in the university, my judgment You're a woman, hehe.

I am not much Chinese in this school, do you consume I am 5 60,000 a year I spend relatively little, and I usually have nothing to do on weekends. Depending on your own consumption habits, this can vary greatly. 。

A junior college is OK, but a vocational high school is not, and high school students need high school grades.

It's easy to find part-time jobs if you work part-time, but it's hard to find a company after graduation.

Every university has handsome guys, it's just a matter of the number, as for the cost of living plus tuition, it's at least 100,000 a year.

You can go to ** University, Sungkyunkwan University, and Konkuk University. There are a lot of college dudes. The overall annual cost is 8-100,000 RMB.

You can go to study abroad, and there are many schools to choose from, and the annual living expenses range from 5 to 100,000 yuan!

What did you learn in vocational high school? ？As for which university is good, it's really hard to say that there are so many Korean schools, it depends on what you like there, there is a job, but it's not easy to find a satisfactory one, You ask if there are any handsome guys in the university, my judgment You're a woman, hehe.

I am not much Chinese in this school, do you consume I am 5 60,000 a year I spend relatively little, and I usually have nothing to do on weekends. Depending on your own consumption habits, this can vary greatly. 。

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Vocational high school graduates can study in Korea. Even if you don't graduate, you can go to South Korea to study at Yeogang High School, a public high school in South Korea. Graduates of secondary vocational schools are advised to apply to universities outside of Seoul and take a one-year language course first.

First, it is cost-effective, and second, the success rate of the visa will be more guaranteed. Like Dankook National University, Ulsan National University, Gyeonggi National University, Ajou University, Konkuk University Chungju Campus, etc. After completing a one-year language course, you can apply for an undergraduate degree at any Korean university.

If you put in a little more effort to learn Korean, you can apply for undergraduate admission to any prestigious university in Korea with your own efforts.

If you want to go to the Seoul area, you can also apply to universities like Kookmin University, Seoul National University, and Sungshin Women's University (male students can also take their language courses).

Of course, secondary school students can study in South Korea!

a Received 12 years of formal education and obtained a high school diploma (some schools include technical secondary schools, vocational high schools, and technical schools).

b Under the age of 25, undergraduate graduates can be relaxed to 27 years old.

c Have the financial ability to pay for studying abroad. (Generally, a fund guarantee certificate of 8-100,000 yuan is required).

Study in Korea plan:

1. Study abroad program for high school graduates.

For high school graduates who do not have a basic knowledge of Korean or a beginner's level of Korean language, they should first apply for a language course at a Korean university, and after reaching level 4, they can apply for a university professional course.

General high school graduates: You can choose a school in the Seoul area or other areas according to your financial situation and personal preferences.

Vocational high school or technical school graduates: When applying for a school, you must first understand that some schools do not recruit secondary school students! Need to know in advance!

It is recommended to apply to Korean universities and colleges, which are highly skilled and specialized, and will be guaranteed in terms of school admission and visa, and will bring many good opportunities for future studies or employment.

For students who have reached level 4 or above in Korean, they can directly apply for Korean university professional courses.

2. Study abroad program for college graduates.

For students who have obtained a junior college diploma, the first thing to apply for is a language course at a Korean university, and if they have reached level 4 or above, they can enter a specialized course at a Korean university. For example, if the three-year junior college program does not span a large number of majors, you need to start your junior year at a Korean university and spend two years to obtain a bachelor's degree. (The specific starting grade depends on which university you apply to, and the requirements will vary from school to school).

3. Study abroad program for university students.

For students who have been admitted to domestic universities and colleges, if they do not like their current major or feel unsatisfactory about the colleges and universities they have been admitted to, they can also choose to continue their studies in South Korea.

It is recommended that students apply to study at a Korean university in their freshman or sophomore year. The first year of Korean universities is basically a public course, and from the second year onwards, it is divided into specific major courses, which is more beneficial to Chinese students in terms of transfer credits, which can save time and money.

Study abroad program for university graduates.

University graduates who wish to apply for graduate programs in Korea must obtain a university diploma and a bachelor's degree.

There are two options:

Graduate programs taught in Korean: Those who do not have a basic knowledge of Korean or have a level 4 or lower in Korean must apply for a Korean university language course and then apply for a graduate program at a university.

GSIS course: no Korean language requirement, English needs to reach IELTS 6 or above, but there are restrictions on majors! The cost is higher!

If you still have questions, you can hi me, or the Korea-Japan Joint Exchange Meeting 1 I hope my answer is satisfactory to you!

Secondary school students can study in South Korea. The main way is to apply for an undergraduate degree through the Faculty of Languages. Or reach a certain level of Korean language in your home country and apply for a Korean bachelor's degree. The premise must be a student who has graduated from a secondary school.

If you have a high school diploma, you can apply to Korean universities and language schools, and if you currently have 0 language foundation, you can apply for a language school, and you can apply for a university after passing the corresponding level of Korean.

Secondary school students can study in South Korea. The main way is to apply for an undergraduate degree through the Faculty of Languages. Or reach a certain level of Korean language in your home country and apply for a Korean bachelor's degree. The premise must be a student who has graduated from a secondary school.

You can input your GPA, major and other information into the study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will automatically match the cases of classmates in a similar situation to you from the database, and see which colleges and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for at your current level, and accurately position yourself.

Landlord, hello, generally in the country high school graduation and have the financial ability to go, to study in South Korea is to first find a domestic study abroad agency to apply for the school you want to go to, generally each school has a language school, you used to enter the university under the language school to learn the language, after the language pass and then enter the school's professional courses, if you don't want to enter the school's professional courses, then you can change schools.

If you still don't understand anything about studying in Korea, please ask, or + username.

Hello, if you wish to apply for an undergraduate program, you can apply for a high school diploma.

If you do not have a language score, it seems that you can directly apply for the undergraduate program of Hanyang University in China, as long as the school passes the review of the materials, even if you do not know Korean, you can also be admitted, but you need to learn Korean Chinese at Hanyang University Language School first, when you pass Hanyang University.

After taking the unified Korean language test, you can enter the specialized course.

In addition, you can apply for Korean language courses first, and when you pass TOPIK Level 3, you can apply to all Korean universities you wish to apply to. For the undergraduate application, as long as you have a Korean language score, it is not difficult.

**University is still relatively easy to apply, basically with TOPIK level 3 or above can apply, individual majors may have higher requirements for Korean, such as media, law, Korean Chinese education, etc.

Seoul National University is more difficult, in addition to the TOPIK score, there will also be English score requirements, and some majors will also have professional exams.

In terms of fees, the cost of the language stage in the Seoul area is 5-70,000 RMB per year (language tuition, room and board); At the undergraduate level, excluding scholarships and part-time job income, the annual fee is about 100,000 yuan (tuition and room and board for two semesters).

You graduated from high school in June this year and fully meet the minimum academic requirements to study in South Korea. If you do not have a basic knowledge of Korean, you need to enter the language school of a Korean university to study Korean, and you can apply for an undergraduate degree if you have reached level 4 in Korean. You can choose 2-3 schools to apply for undergraduates.

Before entering the undergraduate program, the school will conduct an interview to test your Korean language ability.

For students who do not have a basic knowledge of Korean, it is recommended to choose to apply through a professional Korean education agent. If you apply on your own with no language foundation at all, you will not be able to prepare the materials. Even if you have a basic knowledge of Korean, if you do not prepare the materials exactly according to the requirements of the school, it will directly affect your visa results.

Once you have a history of visa refusal, there is basically no hope of applying for it in the future.

For undergraduate applications, you can choose to have our own office and dormitory building in Korea, and not only help students apply to language colleges, but also help students apply for free in the future.

As for the question of studying the language in China and then studying abroad, students who study Korean full-time at the Korean Chinese Institute have to work hard to reach the level of Korean level 4 in one year, and it is difficult for you to pass the Korean level 4 test if you study Korean at the same time as you go to university in China or you study Korean full-time in China. Moreover, you can apply directly for undergraduate studies after reaching level 4 in Korean, and Korean universities test Korean speaking and listening, unlike the TOPIK test, which only takes a written test. Many students have passed the TOPIK Level 4 exam, but they are not good at speaking and listening, and they are still not admitted.

Therefore, if your family financial situation allows, it is recommended that you directly choose the Korean University Language School to learn Korean. That is the best option for you to apply for undergraduate studies in the future.

Directly hang in the university you apply for to read the language, language 3 4 and you can directly enter the university without taking the exam.

What do you want to study, tell me about your situation.