Can you tell me about Daejin University in Korea?

Curriculum. Physics; Business Administration, Law.

Education Educational management; Korean language education; English language education; Mathematics Education; Library and Information Science; psychological counseling;

Industrial Electronic Engineering; Electrical Engineering; Architectural Engineering; Environmental Engineering; Industrial Engineering; Computer Engineering; Chemical Engineering;

Life Navigation Geolocation.

Daejin University is located in Pocheon, in the northern part of Kyunggi province, just one and a half hours from Seoul. Geographically speaking, it is located in the "heart" of South Korea.

Library. The university library is a six-storey building with a capacity of 4,500 students at a time, with shelves for 1,000,000 volumes, which are processed by computer.

The Computer Center is a 4-storey building with a campus network that supports all courses.

Foreign language language and preparatory studies.

In order to meet the needs of native English speakers, the university uses an audio system for distance education. Students can also take courses at the university's social education centers in China, Japan, France, Germany, and other countries.

Tuition & Scholarships.

The amount of scholarships offered by Daejin University is twice the average standard of universities in Korea. The annual tuition fee for undergraduate students is about 10,000 yuan, and for graduate students is about 2-30,000 yuan (but scholarships and tuition waivers are provided).

Daejin University is a private university officially registered in South Korea, founded in 1992 and located in Pocheon, north of Seoul, with more than 8,000 students. The university attaches great importance to international exchanges, especially with Chinese universities, and was recognized as an "excellent university with university characteristics" by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea in 2004.

It seems to be a very young school.

Yes, half of the graduates from domestic junior colleges are transferred to the 3rd year. Domestic credits can be used after notarization.

3 A certificate of deposit of $100,000 is required.

4 Undergraduate students must pass level 4 in KTP. But there is no such requirement for graduate students. "Some schools require you to study in Korea for half a year or a year."

5 The best universities in South Korea are all in Seoul. This school is not famous.

6 There are no scholarships or a small number of scholarships at the Faculty of Languages. Undergraduate scholarships look at the school. The maximum possible amount is given in full.

7 It is easy to find a job, but you need a D2 visa or above. The salary is still in the situation, and the manual work makes money, and you can earn about 6000 RMB a month.

8 5w living expenses a year can.

9 I don't know, but I should be able to apply as long as there is a vacant spot.

10 Yes. The monthly rent is about 1500RMB, which can be shared by two people.

11 I don't know.

12 Depending on the situation, Koreans are still very polite on the surface.

13 half of the schools. Korean universities are divided into ** universities and regional universities. Local universities do not have a good one

14 Studying in Korea is cheap, but not good.

I'll tell you so much, give me more points.

I am a Chinese student from Dazhen University

1.You can apply to our school for a junior college, as long as you have the qualifications for college graduation.

2.You are a transfer student when you come to the school, so you only need to take about 67 credits from the junior year, and you only need to take about 67 credits (the total score of the normal 4-year system is 134 points).

3.The property deposit is 100,000 RMB.

4.Generally, students who come to our school are recommended to study for more than half a year, and they can choose not to read it, but the premise is that they need to study TOPIK level 4, if they can pass the school exam or TOPIK level 3, they can also be enrolled, as long as they get level 4 before graduation.

3.Law is my minor major, and there are a small number of Chinese students in law, so to be honest, this major is really not very useful to foreigners, unless you choose to work in Korea for a long time.

4.It is easy to find a job, you can work by applying for a part-time work permit in and out of the country, and how much you earn depends on the nature of the job you are looking for, and the general minimum wage standard is more than 6,000 to more than 7,000 won per hour.

8.The minimum cost of living is at least 5-60,000 yuan a year, and this does not include additional expenses.

9.Living in the living hall is recommended by the school, and it is easier to apply for a regular double room.

10.You can choose not to live on campus and rent off-campus, but the cost is relatively high and not as economical as the school dormitory.

It is inconvenient to provide groups and the like.

12.Getting along with Korean students varies from person to person.