Specific questions about studying in Korea Seoul area .

1. Jianguo is still accepting Chinese students, and the current universities in South Korea are still accepting many Chinese students.

2. The language fee is about 6,000 yuan for one semester, that is, about 25,000 yuan a year. The conditions of accommodation are divided into many grades, the cheapest is about 1400 a month in the examination hall, the room is only the size of your toilet, with a single bed and a passage. Then there are higher ones, you can share a room with others, you can live in one room by yourself, those are generally more than 2000 yuan a month, and you have to pay a one-year guarantee, the guarantee is generally about 20,000 yuan, you have to sign a contract, the contract expires, and the deposit is returned.

Catering, you can cook your own meals, more saving. For the rest, a meal is about 24 yuan.

3. Liberal arts, that is, economics, may be easier to find a job in the future.

4. Consumption in Seoul is similar to that in Beijing and Shanghai.

5. Find an intermediary to help you apply for a language, and the cost is more than 10,000 yuan. Let the agent apply for the language, the language of any school will do. Then you spend some time in Korea and get familiar with the environment, and you can apply to schools on your own.

I don't know why you have to go to the founding of the country. When you come, you will know that it is easier to apply to a certain school at a certain time. I don't know the specifics now.

6. The school is definitely cost-effective and cheap. But there are drawbacks. 1) There are very few dormitories, you can hardly apply, and it depends on the results of each semester, our school for example, the average score of each semester is above 95 to apply, 2) the dormitory has a curfew, you can't enter after 12 o'clock, the nightlife here is very rich, it is estimated that you will gradually be unbearable, 3) to share with people, there is no privacy.

To study in South Korea is as long as you have a high school diploma, the university tuition fee is generally about 20,000 yuan (one semester) a total of 6 80,000 a year, Seoul is slightly higher, the major is recommended to read finance, or finance, or huiji, are good, if you want to graduate and want to work in South Korea, it is recommended to join the Korean nationality, you will earn more, and you will not be rejected by Koreans, it is a little difficult to be Chinese, the consumption in Seoul is equivalent to Shanghai, the weather is similar, there are no relatives in South Korea, When applying independently, because there is no guarantor, it will be very troublesome, it is recommended to go through an intermediary, it is convenient and safe, the university generally does not provide accommodation, you can rent a house by yourself or with others, and the school can introduce housing!

Hello, I just studied in Korea, I understand your feelings very well, and I would like to give you the following advice about your questions:

1. You'd better come to South Korea to study after the college entrance examination. Grades are important, but they are not necessarily the defining issue.

2. Nowadays, all universities have a level 4 Korean Chinese language test for admission, which means that you must pass level 4 to be admitted, not only the language of Konkuk University is difficult. In fact, if you don't know the language, even if you go to school, you can't understand the teacher's lectures, and you won't pass the exam. I have a lot of classmates, and they all have 0 points.

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4. If you want to stay in Korea after graduation, you had better study Korean Chinese. Because if you don't know the language, it's hard to get a job in Korea.

5. Consumption in Seoul is very high, and the price is about 3 to 4 times that of the country. However, you can work part-time.

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7. It is definitely cheaper to go to school and be hospitalized in South Korea, but the various regulations of the school are difficult for Chinese students to get used to. I think so, when you are outside, you have to learn to cook and do laundry.

Hello, glad for you with this question!

To study in South Korea, you don't need to look at the results of the college entrance examination, but you must get a high school diploma, the language of Jianguo is very easy to apply, and you are still recruiting Chinese students.

The tuition fee for one year in South Korea, food, housing and clothing is about 80,000 yuan, and it will be one-third cheaper in local schools.

If you are professional, it mainly depends on your own interests.

The consumption level in South Korea is similar to that in Guangzhou, and it is better to live on campus if the school provides dormitories, and then rent a house when you are familiar with the surrounding environment. In fact, the price is about the same, and it is more convenient to attend classes at school.

First of all, you are very sure of your goal of enrolling in Seoul National University in South Korea, which is not only the first in South Korea, but also highly ranked in Asia and the world.

If you aim for Seoul National University, it is very important to study Korean and English from now on, regardless of the family's financial conditions, because the admission of Korean universities does not depend on the results of the domestic college entrance examination.

Therefore, the score of the IELTS or TOEFL test in English and the score of the TOPIK test are very important. Serious learning.

Learn these two foreign languages, pass the test of these two foreign languages before graduating from high school, and reach IELTS or above, TOPIK level 4 level is ideal.

In addition, Korea University and Yonsei University in South Korea are also very good, and they are called "sky" along with Seoul National University.

It's best to finish high school in China! If you don't have a basic knowledge of Korean, you will have to study at a language school in Korea for one year! A high school diploma is required to study at a language college!

After you have completed a year of language study, if you can get to level 4, you can go to a university over there, Seoul National University is more difficult to get into, such as Korea University, Yonsei University, Kyung Hee University, etc. in the Seoul area, which are all first-class universities, and the language level needs to be level 5, and you have to pass an interview! As for the grades, the requirements of each university are different China's college entrance examination results are not linked to your study in South Korea As long as the language level is reached, some schools will also ask for your mid-term and final grades of three years of high school, as well as a certificate of high school entrance examination results! After graduating from high school, you can find an education agent, and they will let you prepare the materials according to the school you are going to!

First enter a high school, the first 2 years to study cultural classes, because you want to go to South Korea to study at university, so you don't have to take the college entrance examination, or it is not necessary, but the university is still based on high school, and the essence of education in our country is in the basic education of elementary and middle schools. Therefore, in order for you to study well in Korea in the future, it is best to study high school in China.

After passing the high school entrance examination, you will receive a high school diploma, and you should not be in the third year of high school, you can directly study the language preparatory department in the third year of high school, and then obtain level 5 Korean and apply for admission to Seoul National University.

Aim high, you can only seize the opportunity when it comes!

It is recommended that you first take a university exam, first learn some Korean Chinese basics is the best, now if you have confidence in your own restraint, you can go, otherwise it is better to wait two years, because there are many Chinese in South Korea, especially this kind of junior high school or high school graduates, the family has some money to study abroad, for them to study in South Korea is nothing more than a change of place to surf the Internet.

Are you going to finish high school in China? I can find a study abroad agent in China, and I also want to study in South Korea, but I didn't go to high school and studied Korean in Xi'an. I heard from the school teacher that as long as you pass the interview, you can go to university in South Korea. Come on!!