Applicants for the international admissions track at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies take part in the application support program. / Photo: IEGA
Because each university sets different eligibility rules and required documents for its special admissions track for international students, many international minors struggle with their applications. IEGA runs an application support program with its member universities to help them. Students consult university admissions officers in person to check requirements and missing documents, giving them practical help to prepare their applications accurately.
On Saturday, October 24, teacher Choi Kang of member university Hankuk University of Foreign Studies visited the association even on the weekend to give applicants one-on-one counseling and review their applications and documents. He checked each student's intended major and application details, went over corrections to their application forms and any missing or incomplete documents, and answered questions about majors, scholarships and other parts of preparing for university.
Through continued cooperation with its member universities, IEGA will keep helping international minors understand each university's admissions process accurately and prepare their applications steadily in line with their own plans.