Urgent!!! I am a choreographer major, and I am in my senior year after the summer vacation, and I wa

The language requirements of a good university are basically in topik5, and some colleges and universities can also enter graduate school with topik3. However, to put it bluntly, level 3, you can't understand the class at all. If you don't have a lot of academic work in your senior year, you can learn Korean first.

I don't think it's particularly important whether you take the grade or not. Because even if you meet the school's graduate application requirements, I personally recommend that you apply through the language school to make a transition. There are several reasons for this:

1.The difficulty of applying for the language school is low, and you can apply to the language school of some better colleges and universities on your own terms, and use the language school as a transition to make it easier to apply to the graduate school of a prestigious school or a top-ranked university. 2.

If you choose to apply directly to graduate school, then in the early days of going to Korea, your life and study will be very hard. 3.After all, you have limited channels to learn about the situation of various universities in South Korea in China, and it is difficult for you to have a three-dimensional concept in China about which institution is suitable for you and which professor's teaching style is what you are interested in.

If the language is not up to the mark, you have to read the language first.

Summary. For juniors, to plan the next step, they must first consider their own interests and development directions, as well as their future development plans. If you want to have greater development in your career development, then the entrance examination is a better choice, which can allow students to integrate into the society more quickly, so as to achieve faster development.

If students want to have a deeper academic development, then the postgraduate entrance examination is a good choice, which allows students to have a deeper understanding of academics and thus gain more academic knowledge. As for whether there is an advantage to studying in South Korea and returning to China, the answer is yes. First of all, students studying in Korea can better grasp the international perspective, so that they will have an advantage in their future career development.

Secondly, students studying in Korea can better grasp foreign cultures, so as to have more advantages in international exchanges. Finally, students who return to China can better integrate with the actual situation in China, so as to be more conducive to their own development.

How do third-year choreographers plan their next steps? Is it a public examination or a postgraduate examination? Is there an advantage to studying in Korea and returning to China?

For juniors, to plan the next step, they must first consider their own interests and development directions, as well as their future development plans. If you want to have greater development in your career development, then the examination is a better choice, which can allow students to integrate into the society more quickly, so as to achieve faster development. If students want to have a deeper academic development, then the postgraduate entrance examination is a good choice, which allows students to have a deeper understanding of academics and thus gain more academic knowledge.

As for whether there is an advantage to studying in South Korea and returning to China, the answer is yes. First of all, students studying in Korea can better grasp the international perspective, so as to have more advantages in their future career development. Secondly, students studying in Korea can better grasp the culture of Leung's macro abroad, so as to have more advantages in international exchanges.

Finally, students who return to China can better integrate with the actual situation in China, so as to be more conducive to their own development.

Because we are here in Yichun City, Heilongjiang Province, it is relatively remote, and the children of the examination do not want to come back! So thinking about wanting to study in South Korea, some people say that studying in South Korea is equal to going for nothing, spending money in vain, and coming back to work is the same as Zhaokai pants There is no advantage in the big grandson code city!

So it's more tangled!

Of course, studying abroad is good, so there is no such thing as going in vain.

I still recommend that children take the public examination, and the iron rice bowl of civil servants is still more popular in China.

Teacher, but this situation is that the child thinks that the family is almost a 5th-tier city! The child doesn't want to stay here for the rest of his life, and neither do I.

Harbin's public examination is too difficult.

It's a good thing to be free and ambitious.

I advise you to follow your child, who has his own ideas when he is older.

We want to be able to take the civil service exam in a big city after returning from studying in South Korea.

Or go to some of the bigger companies?

The public examination has nothing to do with your study abroad, the questions are the same.

Seoul National University.

Come, Korea University, since Yonsei University and called Sky is the strongest among Korean comprehensive universities, Sungkyunkwan University is strong in business, Sogang University is good in liberal arts, Hanyang University is good in engineering, Ewha Women's University is not very clear (because international students and male students can't study at this university), Kyung Hee University and ** University are better in the art category, the above is the top ten universities.

Tuition fee for studying in South Korea + living expenses + rent + other odd expenses 150,000 yuan is enough (not misused) The scholarship is available in every school, and it is calculated according to the average score of each semester's grades.

In fact, you can work part-time when you are in the language college, but strictly speaking, this is a black job, and if you meet an unscrupulous boss, you will not be paid, and after entering the university, you can get a part-time job visa for college students, and you cannot work more than 20 hours a week.

A part-time job is a part-time job, and you can learn a lot from a part-time job, but don't work for money.

Hope it helps.

I've returned to Korean, so you're on your own!

150,000 won is about 900 to 1,000.

1. Learn Hanlai first.

language, Korean language after passing the test to apply from the graduate school, there are 2 seasons per year, du are March enrollment and September admission, zhi

Generally, DAOs apply 3 to 4 months in advance. You can apply if you have to pass at least level 4 to level 5. You can now lay a foundation for learning the language in China, and then go to Korea for 2 semesters to continue learning the language.

When applying for graduate school in Korea, you should choose a major and school when applying. It is much easier to apply in Korea than in China, and the amount of information is much larger, and at the same time, the teachers of the language school will generally give you some guidance on how to apply for education.

2. It is recommended that you better apply to schools in Seoul, many good schools in South Korea are concentrated in Seoul. Moreover, compared to other places, although the cost of studying abroad in Seoul is more expensive, there are more part-time job opportunities, and the environment you are exposed to is more international, after all, going abroad is not only for studying, but also for the whole life, it is also an experience, and the things and circles you see in Seoul are definitely wider than those in other places.

3. Many schools in South Korea do not have high English requirements, and the most important thing is to look at the level of Korean.

4. Graduate students can generally apply for some scholarships, ranging from 30% to 75% in liberal arts, and the total cost of a year is conservatively estimated to be about 10.