What are the pitfalls of studying in South Korea, and what are the common misunderstandings of study

If you're lucky, you'll be able to go to college in half a year, but if you're unlucky. Just wait. Generally, students will be admitted to university within 2 years in South Korea, and those who fail will be repatriated.

Of course, there are also shady scenes, and sometimes you can find a way to stay for half a year or so on. But time has passed, year after year. Most of them can go to college in 1 year.,Except for some of them are quite a bit of back.。。

The most critical period of a person's life is the higher education stage after graduating from ordinary high school, and choosing a university is the most important time. Studying abroad is for the long-term development of the future, many people choose to give up the two or three domestic colleges, if the choice of abroad is not an excellent university, it is better to study and train abroad. A better university is excellent in all fields, regardless of the source of students, university faculty, etc., entering this kind of university is a good urging and encouragement for students.

In order for each country to promote its culture and the globalization of its universities, it is necessary to have a certain number of foreign students, so the threshold for foreign students is not very high. Korean universities are relatively short-lived in China, so they are now actively absorbing the current policy of Chinese students.

Most universities require Korean Chinese to be level 3-4 (about 1 year of study and training), such as entering the world's top 500 universities such as National Pusan University and Kyungpook National Kyungpook University; Some of Seoul's top universities such as Korea University and Sogang University require Korean Chinese level 5 or above. Therefore, if you work hard to learn and train Korean Chinese, you can hope to enter an excellent university.

The graduation requirements of Korean universities are similar to those of Chinese universities, and they must complete the required credit system, meet the requirements of the Korean level after graduation, and conduct graduation presentations and defenses. If you don't skip classes during the school day, study hard and complete the homework assigned by the teacher, you will generally be able to graduate normally.

Never open the door at home. If you encounter passers-by or claim to be repairing **, water pipes, etc., even if you have an appointment in advance, you should ask the help-seeker to confirm before opening the door. Meet a salesperson.

You can politely refuse. Don't be less wary of being a woman in the past. If you ask someone to come to your room to repair items, it's best to have a friend accompany you, or tell your next-door neighbor or landlord.

Before going out and sleeping at night, check whether the gas power switch and all windows and doors are locked. If you encounter a suspicious person, vehicle or situation, you should notify the police and do not intervene with curiosity. If you lose your key, you should notify the person who has a secondary key as soon as possible and ask the landlord to replace the key again.

Key valid documents should be printed and saved, and ID numbers and credit card numbers should also be written down. Generally, credit card companies have departments to solve the loss situation, and it is best to copy out the contact, if it is accidentally lost, it should be reported immediately. You should develop a good habit of carrying your key with you and locking it when you go out, even if you go for a walk or throw out the garbage.

Before traveling, tell the postman to stop reporting and newspapers, or ask friends and next-door neighbors to entrust the solution. Please ask your next-door neighbor or classmates to take care of the room inside and outside.

In fact, there can be a situation of failing a course, and there is no need for family conditions to be too good, in fact, South Korea's economic conditions or education level are not very high. In addition, you don't need to be at the top of your grades, you need to be careful not to contradict others in the process of studying abroad.

Although there are many universities in Korea, the level of education still varies greatly, so you must be careful when choosing a school.

The difficulty of graduating from Korean universities is similar to that in China, complete the credits you should take, actively cope with your graduation**, you will graduate smoothly, and there are really few cases of not graduating on time, most of them happen to students who only occasionally go to class, and how much tuition is actually not directly related to the professor.

Many people think that many students studying in Korea do not like to study, but in fact, they fill up the library every time, and basically they don't wear much makeup.

Advantages: 1. High employment rate.

The choice of study abroad country mainly depends on the future development potential of the country, and South Korea does have this potential, because with the continuous development of South Korea's economy in the past two years, the ensuing Korean study abroad fever has become more and more popular. China and South Korea are both Asian countries, and their geographical locations are very close, so it is very convenient to travel to and from each other. South Korea is also China's third largest partner country, and its economic and cultural ties are very extensive.

2. There is little cultural difference between China and South Korea.

In recent years, South Korea has not only become the first choice for working-class families with the dream of studying abroad because of its moderate cost, but also because of the in-depth development of Korean culture in China in recent years. In addition, South Korea and China both belong to Asia, and there are many similarities in cultural etiquette and teaching systems, so compared with countries such as Europe and the United States, which have different styles, South Korea's living habits are easier for us Chinese to accept.

3. The duration of master's degree in foreign countries is generally shorter than that in China, and the domestic graduate study is generally 3 years or 2 and a half years, and there is basically no more than 2 years abroad, and the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth countries are even one-year (two years in South Korea, Japan, and one and a half years in Malaysia).

4. The competition for foreign master's degrees is small, the scholarship is high and varied, and it is very easy to get a full or half award in science and engineering in countries like South Korea and Japan, and you can apply for it without any exams.

Disadvantages: 1. High school students are relatively young, have poor self-control, and have an immature outlook on life.

Studying in Korea is not so unbearable.

First of all, if you leave home, you can spend less than in Europe and the United States, and you can go to the top 150 schools in the world.

Classes in Korea are not like in China, but there are also separate schools, such as SKY (Seoul University, Korea University, Yonsei University), and Pear University, etc., and it is impossible for you to paddle.

The pressure of studying is heavier than in China, after all, it is not like everyone in China who goes to university, unless you really want to study, or have a pursuit of a diploma. You will find that your classmates are very hard-working, and they stay up late to study hard.

Of course, the above situation is to compete for the kind of university equivalent to 985 double first-class in China. Since you decide to study abroad, you have to go to a good school, and you don't want Pheasant University, and you don't want it if you don't have a good reputation in China.

If you think you can overcome the above difficulties, then come for it.