Who will help me choose a school to study in Korea!!

If you want to be in Seoul and have a good liberal arts, then Sungkyunkwan is the first choice.

I don't know much about local universities, because many local universities are mainly part-time jobs, and if it is mainly a part-time job or a local university, it is better to pay for the tuition fee, and the school does not care about the attendance rate, so you can find a part-time job in a factory. If the main thing is to study, it is better to go to a university in Seoul, although each university in Seoul has an overall ranking, but it still depends on the major. As for "where is the best language to go to university", it is not necessarily, because the language school of some universities has nothing to do with the university itself, and the finances are separated, but there are business contacts, such as our Xiangming University, and other schools also have this.

As for schools with better languages, Yonsei University is preferred, but the tuition fees are more expensive, and Hanyang and Kyunghee are also good, and the language tuition is also more expensive. Moreover, Hanyang is mainly better in science and engineering, and Kyunghee is better for hotel sightseeing. Like our Xiangming, it is better to design.

The language of our school can be cheaper than the above, the key is that the tuition fee is cheap, even the graduate students are 50% scholarships, that is, as long as they are foreigners, the tuition is 50% cheaper. So if you want to finish this book and continue to study in graduate school, the undergraduate is good in our school, I came to study because this school is good to transfer, you can hurry up to graduate school, I feel that it is okay, I was going to read Qingxi, but I asked and said that I could only transfer from the first year, and I was directly on the third year of XiangmingIn fact, it's good to find a cheaper language, the language is on your own, don't say much, and go to the best school in vain.

Dongguk University is a Buddhist university, but the mathematics major is very good, and the others are okay.

Language: Don't go to a local school. It's best to go to Seoul.

Just like Mandarin, Beijing and other places speak differently.

Cheap universities are South Korea's public universities are considered cheap, and the academic qualifications are also recognized in China.

I also suggest that you go to university there to study the language there, because the environment is more familiar, there are more friends, and the people around me generally can't get along before they transfer. Hehe.

Let's be honest. It's better to have a university in Seoul.

Nowadays, there are more and more Chinese students in Korea.

There is a lot of competitive pressure.

When looking for a job, you still have to look at the school's brand.

Dongguk University! The cost is moderate. The art economy class is good.

Hehe, because I'm going to that too, haha.

Regional Universities. Chungnam National University is good. The liberal arts are good, and the language college is still well-known among local universities.

It's best to go to university where you want to study the language, --- right.

However, students who have studied in Korea say that the cost of Seoul and the local area is much different--- if it is 100,000 yuan for one year in the local area, it is 200,000 yuan in Seoul, the tuition fee is about the same, and the price difference is much different.

So I recommend going to Chungnam.

There is no comparison between local universities and Seoul National University.

Korea is not a good place to be, if you don't come to Seoul again.

You're really at a loss.

I heard from a friend that ** University Language College is very good and graduated very well.

Moreover, ** Dabao University is very good, and the school is also a good liberal arts.

The campus is very good and is divided into two campuses, Anseong and Seoul campuses.

Tuition fees are relatively cost-effective in Seoul.

I suggest you come**Oh.

If the cost is average, choose a national university.

Although it's a place.,But how the teacher doesn't teach in dialects.。。

Chungbuk National, Gyeongbuk National, are all fine.

I was going to Gyeongbuk, so I chose Chungbuk if I couldn't go.

As follows.

Language schools: The fees of language schools in South Korea range from 1.5 million to 1.7 million won per semester, which is about 40,000 yuan a year.

Undergraduate: The tuition fee for studying in a private school in South Korea ranges from 10,000 yuan per semester to about 10,000 yuan per semester, while the tuition fee for engineering and art majors is a little higher, ranging from about 10,000 to 30,000 yuan per semester. Most of the schools in South Korea are located in local cities, and the tuition fees are slightly lower, and the tuition fees for each semester are about 10,000 yuan, and the undergraduate tuition fees for engineering and art are a little higher, and the fees for each semester are about 10,000 yuan.

Graduate students: The fee for graduate students in private schools in South Korea is roughly 30,000 yuan per semester, and the fees for engineering and art majors range from about 10,000 yuan. The tuition fee for graduate school in South Korea is about 10,000 yuan per semester. A one-stop study abroad guide.

Hello, I'm at Seoul National University. In South Korea, prices are similar in various cities, except that university tuition fees in the Seoul area are higher than those of local universities. However, if you want to study in Korea, it is best to come to a university in the Seoul area, because you can't learn anything at a local university, and the local Chuncha dialect is very strong, which is not conducive to learning the language.

If you are studying at a university in the Seoul area, the total cost per year (without part-time work) is about 100,000 yen. Part-time jobs can solve living expenses, but it is difficult to find a job in South Korea now, and part-time jobs are also quite delayed in studying. If you work part-time, it's 780,000 a year.

Universities outside the Seoul area are much cheaper. The total cost of not working for a year is about 670,000 yuan. The part-time job is between 5 and 60,000.

The visa fee is more than 6,000 yuan, and the passport seems to be more than 200. The security deposit is 100,000 yuan for universities in the Seoul area, and 10,000 US dollars (70,000 yuan) for non-Seoul areas.

In short, without four years of college and one year of language, as long as you have more than 300,000 preparations, there is basically no problem.

If you are studying in Seoul, 60,000 RMB is a major problem. One year of language study should be almost enough, but it does not include the intermediary fees and handling fees for the procedure. At the undergraduate level, 60,000 yuan a year can be a bit tight.

Local universities are cheap, but they are not good for your future development. You can use some of the money from other years for the first two years, and when your language is good and the environment is familiar, you can work on your own to earn some of it. Try to study at a university in Seoul or in the Seoul area, so that you will have an advantage in continuing your studies or finding a job in the future.

As for your own ability, university is a new starting point, as long as you don't go to Seoul National University, other universities, you can successfully complete your studies with proper effort. The better the university, the better it will be for your future development, don't worry about your lack of ability.

In addition to Seoul National University, there are also good universities, such as Yonsei University, Korea University, Ewha Womans University, Kyung Hee University, Sungjunkwan University, Hongik University, Konkuk University, ** University, etc., all of which are very famous. In addition, Chongshi University is a church school, which is relatively cheap and much less famous than before, so it can also be considered.

On your way to study abroad, you can start by looking for a well-known intermediary company, walk more and see more, and slowly know which one is better. You can get your passport done first. Then follow the guidance of the intermediary company to go through other procedures, during this period you can learn Korean at the same time, you must find a good teacher to teach you, although the price is high, but it must be better than the bottom of foreign countries, the more you learn, the better you learn, and you will save more money abroad in the future, this money is worth spending.

Then after completing the formalities, you will go to South Korea to study the language first, and then apply for a bachelor's degree, generally which university you want to study for an undergraduate, it is best to study in the language school of this university, and it will be easy to apply for an undergraduate in the future.

1.The 100,000 yuan of property notarization is to be taken to the bank to freeze. What is needed is cash.

2.Schools in Seoul are relatively small and generally do not have dormitories. If you want to be cheaper, you can live in the examination center or share a room with someone else. Generally, 1,000 RMB a month is at least (in Seoul).

3.If the annual family income is only 100,000 yuan, it is more difficult to get a visa. You can discuss this with an intermediary.

4.The tuition fee is generally about 4 million won per semester. (more than 20,000 RMB) But there are more scholarships.

I spent one semester at Sungkyunkwan University with 2.3 million won (including scholarships). The most part-time job is a subsidy, and there are very few part-time jobs with good grades. It is basically impossible to work part-time to earn all the living expenses and tuition fees.

Don't listen to some people's nonsense.

5.Generally, you need to go to a language school to learn Korean. If you have a good enough Korean score, you can apply to a good university. Just go and prepare at least 50,000 RMB. Includes one semester of language school tuition.

I've been playing for a long time, I hope it helps you.

1. Property notarization of 80,000 yuan is OK, which is a bank deposit certificate.

2. Some schools have dormitories, which will be more troublesome to live outside and it will be difficult to find when you just go, and you need to pay a deposit of several million.

3. There can be private enterprises for work problems, and it is easier to find a good intermediary.

4I studied in Busan and thought it was better than in Seoul.

5. There are generally grade requirements. Our school has scholarships, so Chinese only need to pay half of the Koreans, and now the tuition has increased a little. The better the school in Seoul, the less likely it is to graduate, so you have to think about it.

1.Bank deposits of 100,000 people will do.

2。Some schools have dormitories, which are not much different from renting outside.

3。It has little to do with your parents' work.

4。100,000 a year. It is basically impossible to earn all the tuition and living expenses from a part-time job.

5。Initial tuition fees are generally payable. There are no requirements for academic performance.

1.Choose a private university or a national university.

80% of South Korea's universities are private, and there are fewer national universities. Due to the poor reputation of private schools in China, there is a big misunderstanding in choosing schools in other countries, and when I hear that it is private, I immediately reject it. If you look at the numbers, you can see that the top 10 universities in South Korea are all private universities except Seoul National University.

For Chinese students, the difference between private and state: the main thing is the tuition fee, the tuition fee of the national university is relatively low, about 2-30,000 yuan per year (depending on the school and the program). Private ones are more expensive, and from this point of view, children of working families can choose national universities.

There is no difference between academic recognition and employment.

2.Whether it's based on university rankings or professional rankings.

Some students only look for the top-ranked universities when choosing a school, which is not accurate. Generally, the ranking of universities is a comprehensive ranking, and it is best to look at the major that the student intends to study before choosing a school. Some schools are famous for humanities, and some schools are famous for science and engineering, so you have to consult the school's major rankings.

For example, Kwangwoon University in Seoul is not at the top of the overall ranking, but it is very strong in computer science, and the employment rate after graduation is the highest in South Korea. So choose a school according to your major.

3.Choose Seoul or another city.

80% of students study in South Korea prefer Seoul, and it makes sense for parents to choose this area, Seoul is the economic center and education center of South Korea, and the part-time job is well paid. But is Seoul really for students? Let's compare Seoul to other cities.

First of all, the problem of consumption, although the salary of a part-time job in Seoul is good, but the treatment is directly proportional to consumption, the consumption level in Seoul is much higher than that of other cities, and the university tuition is much higher than that of other cities. The second is the distribution of universities, some students say that the good universities are in Seoul, but in fact, Gyeongbuk National is in Daegu, and Busan National is in Busan, can you say that these two schools are not good? In other words, there are more good universities in Seoul, but there are also good universities in other cities.

In general, the main considerations for choosing a school:

1 School area (Seoul, Busan, Daegu, Incheon...) This is to be determined first, because the first year is to learn Korean first, so it is not involved in the selection of a major).

2 Fees (tuition and consumption level, generally speaking, tuition fees are about the same, mainly regional consumption, if the cost of going to Korea at home is not sufficient, you can consider spending a little lower outside Seoul).

4 Majors If you are interested in a major and don't want to finish your language studies in the future, you can choose a few schools according to the major you want to study.

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Your situation seems complicated, and you have written a lot of things. In fact, it is possible to simplify the problem. After graduating for many years, the highest education is not high, and it seems that it is impossible to study in South Korea.

But you have the advantage that both parents are in South Korea and have a legal job and a long-term visa. Therefore, it is recommended to apply for a family visit visa to go to South Korea first, and then apply for a language school in the local area, and strive to take a Korean topik level certificate, when applying for school, you should avoid the universities in Seoul, and you can try a good university in the local area, but you can have a broader vision, as long as you enroll, through your own efforts, even if it is a worse school, you can also succeed, you must believe in yourself.

In addition, as for girlfriends, since they are all in Korea, they are all studying, so there is no need to live together. If the two love for a long time, how can it be in the morning and twilight? Korea is not very big, you can go to Seoul on the weekend to find a girlfriend, it's not a big problem, as a man, you have to be clear about your goals.