Do you want to study in Korea? Why is it not advisable to study in Korea

Landlord, hello, everyone who goes to study in South Korea is different, it is different from person to person, whether it is good to be employed after returning from South Korea, this is all with your own situation, not everyone will stay at home after returning to China, and not everyone will be able to find a satisfactory job when they return to China. But you're still young, and it's not necessarily a bad thing to go out and learn a little more.

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Don't go, the tuition is too expensive on the one hand, the second is mainly in the ability, now it's useless to stay in South Korea, Korean is good and don't need to go, it's no problem to communicate, the tuition fee for 4 years is at least 100,000 yuan, it's better to take this money to do some business in China, I think most of the Korean ones are playing more than learning, unless you go to a good university, otherwise you can't learn well in that atmosphere.

Since you have a dream, you have to make it come true.

Now that the academic qualifications are depreciated, the college is not enough, and if your current job can guarantee a lifetime, then you don't need to go to further study.

If there is a scholarship for a college in South Korea, it is enough to spend about 50,000 yuan a year normally. It is recommended to consider national universities, on the one hand, the tuition fees are low, and on the other hand, it is competitive to find a job in both China and South Korea.

China's Ministry of Education recognizes most Korean universities. Therefore, it cannot be said that it is useless for South Korea's bachelor's degree to return to China, after all, one is a college degree and the other is a bachelor's degree, if you work in the basic class, you can't see much of a gap, but the further you go, the more education will affect a person's promotion and development.

Therefore, it is more cost-effective to study in South Korea to obtain an undergraduate degree.

If you're here to get the most up, go for it. What's wrong with it for your own benefit.

Koreans are superficial or something, they are all floating clouds.

Study abroad in Korea. I've thought about it too.

But Koreans don't seem to be willing to make us friends.

There's a lack of socialization when you go there.

So. Many Chinese students in South Korea have to go to China for treatment. Depression.

If the conditions are sufficient, go and return to China to enter a Korean-funded enterprise.

Many people regret coming to study in Korea. Tell me about the disadvantages of studying in Korea, if you can accept these shortcomings, then studying in Korea is worth it.

First, South Korea itself is a low-end developed country, and many Koreans go to Europe, the United States, Japan, and China to study. Although South Korea's educational philosophy and methods have been imitating those of Europe and the United States, there is still a long way to go. Ranking of study abroad circles: the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, and South Korea.

Second, South Korea's development and prospects are far inferior to Chinese mainland, South Korea's domestic market is small, industrial transformation is slow, neither Europe, the United States and Japan have a large number of world-class technology, nor do they want New Zealand, Australia and Canada to have comfortable living conditions and immigration policies. Moreover, South Korea's industry overlaps with China, and sooner or later it will be surpassed by China.

Third, the cost of studying in South Korea is not less than that in Europe, and you can go to France and Germany to study for the same **, so why go to a low-end developed country like South Korea.

Fourth, the status of Korean is low, and there are not as many people who speak Korean as dialects in some provinces, and it is not an international common language.

Fifth, competitiveness, maybe you want to learn Korean well and become a translator, I tell you that there are many Korean Chinese in South Korea, they have learned Chinese and Korean since childhood, and the possibility of you wanting to exceed the Korean level of Korean people in just four years of college is about zero, but after you graduate, you have to compete with Koreans for jobs.

Sixth, the recognition of Korean university diplomas is low in China, and the graduation certificate you obtained after returning to China after studying in South Korea is not recognized in China at all. Even if you graduate from a top 10 university in South Korea, your recognition in China is not as good as that of some 211 universities.