When can I submit my application to the university after I am admitted to the university?

I don't know if I understand your question correctly, do you want to ask what it means to be admitted to a university in China, and then want to ask when you can apply to a Korean school?

If that's what it means, then here's mine:

First of all, in fact, if you are applying for a Korean school, if you have just been admitted to a university this year, there is no limit to when you can apply to study in Korea. The key is to look at personal wishes, if you don't feel that you want to go to a university in China, then whether you are a freshman or have already reached college.

As long as you have not graduated from college, you have taken the college entrance examination and have a high school degree, then you can apply for a bachelor's degree in South Korea.

So, the point is to see if you have been admitted to the university, how many years have you been studying, or what. If you are already studying at a university in China, if you are already in your junior year, then it is recommended that you consider applying for a transfer program in South Korea, otherwise you will have to re-read your freshman year when you arrive in Korea. If you are just reading college.

First, the sophomore year or just admitted to the university, then you can consider the school and then apply.

Because foreigners apply for universities in South Korea, whether it is undergraduate or master's or doctorate, there are certain language requirements, but the requirements for undergraduate are relatively low, it is generally recommended to go directly to the language hall of a Korean university to start Korean language learning, if you apply for an undergraduate, you generally require Korean level 3 or above, if you want to go to a good university, you may have to level 4 or so, so if you want to apply for a Korean university, you have to start paying attention to Korean, I personally think that if you want to improve faster, there is a good context, You can go to Korea and read Korean.

If you haven't reported it to the university, or you have already reported that you have paid tuition fees, etc., you may have to talk to the relevant teachers at the university in China to withdraw from the school or something, but it is best to discuss this with your parents.

The above is some of the information I have learned, specifically, I recommend that you find an intermediary to find a good understanding, I hope it can help you.

Upstairs is very detailed, if you have already started studying in China, you can apply for 2+2 in South Korea, that is, two years in China and then come to South Korea to study for two more years to graduate, then you can get two graduation certificates and degree certificates, one point, that is, language, if you apply for 2+2, you can use Korean, you can also use IELTS, if you learn Korean, you have to study in South Korea for a year, and get at least intermediate topik.

I don't understand what you mean, do you mean you've already been admitted to a Chinese university? You can go over now, or you can go back after college

For international students, applying to schools can be complicated, so there are many things to pay attention to if you apply on your own. Let's take a look at what to look out for.

1.Confirm the conditions of the target school

If you don't meet the school's application requirements, you will inevitably lose time if you apply. For example, if you don't have enough academic qualifications to take your own and bring yourself, but you want to apply to a Korean language school or other schools, you can't apply, and the school will not reply to the admission. Or if you want to apply in October, you can't apply because the undergraduate application deadline in Korea will be relatively early.

2.Confirm the time and rules of application

Different schools have different enrollment requirements and timings. But the steps are generally two, namely the application and the submission of materials. The preparation of materials needs to be completed according to the schedule, but materials such as notarization and certification must be prepared in advance.

In Korean universities, undergraduates rarely need to be interviewed, but there are some schools that do have interviews. In addition, for art applications, it is generally necessary to prepare the portfolio as soon as possible, and it is prepared according to the specific requirements. When applying for graduate school, you also need to confirm the interview method of the school, and most schools conduct on-site interviews.

3.Keep an eye on the emails in your mailbox

Generally, when applying online, students need to have a dedicated email address to receive application information. During the preliminary review of the materials, some students may be asked by the school teacher to submit the unqualified materials again, which will generally be notified by email. If there is a missing part of the student's material, the student will be notified by email to submit the missing material.

Generally, after the materials are submitted, if additional materials are required, they are also submitted by e-mail.

After the materials are reviewed, if the school needs an interview, the interview** will also be sent to the student by email. If the interview is ** or ** method, the teacher will explain in the email which communication software needs to be used and the time of the interview. Therefore, you must pay attention to the email when applying.

If you don't see these emails, your application will probably be unsuccessful.

There is another situation where you need to use an email address, and that is after the student is admitted. After admission, you will also receive a lot of emails, and you will need to do a lot of things, and these things will be notified by email. For example, the notice of tuition payment, dormitory application instructions, etc., the teachers of the school will explain them in the mail.

If you want to study in South Korea after the college entrance examination, you need to meet the following basic conditions:

Nationality Requirements: In general, both the student and his or her parents must be non-Korean nationals.

Educational requirements: If you plan to study in South Korea for undergraduate studies, you need to have a general high school diploma or equivalent or above, and you need to complete 12 years of formal education in China. In addition, you will also need to submit your transcripts for three years of high school and your entrance examination.

Let's take a look at the tuition fees of Korean universities in Khuhyo. South Korea is divided into public universities and private universities, with private universities having more expensive tuition fees. Tuition fees at universities in the Seoul area will also be higher than those at local universities.

We generally recommend a budget of about 10-150,000 yuan per year, and the specific amount also needs to take into account the majors you are applying for, and the tuition fees for arts, science and engineering, and medicine majors are much higher than those for liberal arts majors. However, compared with European and American countries, the tuition fee for studying in South Korea is relatively friendly to working families. If the economic situation is not ideal, you can consider local national and public institutions, such as Pusan National University, Kyungpook National University, Chonnam University, etc.

Language requirements: Students who apply to study in South Korea for academic courses must obtain qualified language scores according to the requirements of the intended school and major.

Generally, Korean TOPIK level 3 is required for new undergraduate admissions, and some schools have opened majors that can be applied for through English scores, and it is generally recommended to have an English score of TOEFL 80 or above and IELTS or above. Students who do not have a basic knowledge of Korean language can also study Korean at a domestic training institution or go to a Korean Chinese college for language courses, and can apply for admission to academic courses after reaching the required language level. You can also go through the "pre-admission" policy of the Ministry's Cong colleges, and it is also very safe to apply first and then go to the language college.

Psychological conditions: Actually, this is the most important but also the most overlooked. When we leave home and travel to a relatively unfamiliar country, we may encounter all sorts of problems:

Language barriers, water and soil adaptation, dietary differences, lifestyle failures, cherry blossoms are not adaptable, learning is difficult, etc. This requires being prepared to deal with these challenges on your own, and requires a certain amount of mental endurance and ability to withstand pressure. You need to work hard to overcome these difficulties and become a better version of yourself.

As for the specific materials of the application, you need to refer to the latest enrollment brochure of the intended school, generally speaking, it is similar, you can send me a private message, I will send you the latest brochure If you have any questions related to studying in Korea, please feel free to send a private message to the above

Students who are going to study in Korea still have a lot to do after getting admission to their target university. Let's take a look at the application instructions for studying in South Korea What should I do after I get an offer from a Korean university?

1. Pay tuition fees

After the school's review results are released, if it is notified by the person who has been admitted, there will be about a month for the student to be screened, and you can wait for the results of all the colleges and universities to be screened and confirmed to confirm the colleges and universities you want to enter the most.

The confirmation steps, one is to directly click on the ** in the email to accept, and the other is to transfer the full amount of admission and tuition fees to the school's collection account according to the requirements, so that you can guarantee your official enrollment qualifications and go to South Korea.

2. Apply for a visa

The signing of the Boling certificate is also one of the proofs that everyone must have when going abroad, in which the preparation of materials can be started after submitting the application to the school, so that there is no need to worry about the follow-up preparation will occupy the time of your formal application.

The basic materials can be prepared directly when applying, you need to go to the hospital to check your body, and then go to the bank to get the proof of funds, it is best to make an appointment before submitting the application, so that you don't need to wait too long after arrival, and you can directly accept the review.

3. Choose a course

After confirming the admission, you will get your own students, log in directly to the official website, and then enter the selected interface to confirm the major you want to study.

It is recommended that you first read the course selection manual given by the school, be familiar with the course selection process, or you can directly call ** for consultation, the course selection is a unified opening time, you must not miss it, the compulsory courses will be more important, and the elective courses can be arranged by yourself.

4. Arrange accommodation

The type of accommodation, you need to confirm it as soon as possible, and then start to prepare for the application, the dormitory will be relatively simple, you can directly fill in the form on the official website and submit the application, the ** living on campus is also relatively cheap, and the environment is very good.

If you rent a house by yourself, you need to prepare a lot of additional limb imitation materials, but you can do it through an intermediary, you only need to confirm the house, and other procedures are carried out by an intermediary, which can effectively save everyone's time.

The price of studying in South Korea is much cheaper than that of other countries, and they don't need your college entrance examination scores, they only need you to pass level 5 in Korean (different requirements for different schools) and have a certificate of 10w RMB deposit in the bank (at least half a year), don't look at 10w a lot, this is already cheap, at least 50w if you study in Europe and the United States, the following is the study abroad procedure.

Study in Korea Procedure 1. Admission Requirements (1) ID card, household registration book (copy of the whole family) and notarized birth certificate (2) Original high school (university) graduation certificate, transcript (or graduation registration form) (3) Original proof of deposit (10,000 US dollars) in China's five major banks (4) Proof of annual income of both parents (5) Two letters of recommendation from alma mater or tutor (6) Self-introduction and study plan *The above applicants are all under the age of 23, and their immediate family members have no illegal residence in South Korea * Graduate programs must have English TOEFL scores and Korean Chinese level 4 II. Application and Admission Procedures.

1) Applicants applying for the first time must bring their graduation certificate and ID card, and carefully fill in the study abroad evaluation form (2) The company will evaluate and confirm that the applicant meets the conditions, select the school, sign a contract with the company, and pay the first payment (3) The company will guide the student to prepare materials; (4) After the company officially sends the materials to the school, the school will issue the admission notice; (5) After receiving the admission notice, the applicant should apply for a passport by himself; (6) Apply for a visa issuance permit to the Exit and Entry Administration Office of the Ministry of Justice with relevant materials; (7) After receiving the visa issuance permit, the applicant shall pay the intermediary fee, tuition fee, accommodation fee, etc.; (8) The company assists the applicant to apply for the final visa to the Consulate in China with this card and relevant materials; (9) Prepare luggage and send it to the airport for departure; (10) Pick-up, accommodation arrangement, enrollment registration.

Conditions for studying in South Korea:

Korean universities are wide in and strict out. Said that the conditions are basically the same set of visas, high school graduates, junior high school high grades can go, visa to get down, you contact the Korean school, they will tell you how to handle it, or find an agent. In general, the following materials are required:

1.Original and photocopy of personal ID card and passport.

2.A copy of the household registration book, a copy of the ID card of the owner in the household registration book.

3.Proof of employment and proof of income of parents (original, photocopy, notarial deed).

4.Certificate of deposit, Bank of China deposit 10w RMB, frozen for more than half a year. (Father or Mother) [Attention!] Don't give the original! Just a photocopy and a notarial deed!

5.Transcript of the school you have attended, graduation certificate of the last school you graduated from, and a letter of recommendation from the school you graduated from. (Original, photocopy and notarized deed).

Even if you already have a Korean language certificate, the Korean school will require you to study Korean language school with them in order to familiarize yourself with Korean life, and the time is half a year or one year. If you don't have a level 4 certificate, you need to have taken Korean level 4 to enter, and some schools can't speak Korean, and you can also pass English level 6 or meet the IELTS score requirements.

How much does it cost to study in South Korea:

Of course, Korean universities are cheap in the national and expensive in the private sector, and the consumption varies depending on the location. In general, the tuition fee for national universities is between 10,000 and 20,000 RMB per semester. Private universities, on the other hand, will double or even more.

Depending on the region, the consumption of a semester is generally 10,000 yuan to 30,000 yuan. Depending on how you live, the 100,000 you can make is not enough, the 10,000 you save is enough, and if you are cruel to yourself, 10,000 is enough.

Grades.

There are no requirements for grades, just pass the basic junior high school grades (the grades prove that you do well, just go to the school to get a stamp, and the scores will look good). The entrance examination score is also required to be above C (that is, passing), and a few universities require a college entrance examination score of 500 or more (I only know that Chonnam University required this at that time, and Seoul National University did not have this requirement, but Seoul National University does not provide dormitories).

Other notes. It is also important to note that it is best to prepare several copies of the materials in the first question, because many of them are also required when entering the university from the language school.