Generally, the annual tuition fee of public universities in South Korea is about 20,000 RMB, that of private universities is between 38,000 and 45,000 RMB, and schools in Seoul are slightly more expensive. However, in order to attract foreign students, South Korea has specially formulated a partial tuition fee waiver policy.
In other words, if your language reaches Grade 3, 4 or above, and then your grades per semester can reach 2.8 or 3.0 or above, you will implement the scholarship policy according to your grades. Tuition fees can be reduced by 30% and 50%. Most universities in South Korea have such a policy, so the tuition fees of basic private schools are all scholarships, which is about 6.5438+0 million RMB per semester. Of course, first of all, don't be lazy all the time, learn a little.
Korean postgraduate tuition:
Postgraduate tuition can be slightly more expensive than university tuition. But the scholarship is also very generous. Some universities decide to waive your tuition fees for several semesters according to your application results when applying (of course, you have to work for the school in these semesters); Some schools also have merit scholarships. As mentioned above, tuition fees are exempted from 30% to 50%. These are written in the admissions brochure, and you can choose your own school by reference.
Of course, if your professor has research projects, you can get some subsidies from him every semester. If you are a general science student (such as architecture, automobile, IT, chemistry, etc. ), there will be many such opportunities, and even all tuition fees will be exempted.