BASIC INFORMATION ABOUT THE SCHOLARS IN KOREA

If you intend to study in Korea, you need to study and study the costs to ensure both learning and have a great experience when coming here. This article will provide information regarding tuition fees for international students.

  In general, tuition in Korea is relatively cheap compared to studying in the UK or studying in the United States. Here's a breakdown of costs so you can start up your budget, prepare for a journey full of experience in the land of kimchi. Typically, university tuition rates will vary and tuition fees of private colleges will be more expensive than public schools.   Tuition fees for private universities   1 won = 18,700 vnd (exchange rate on 3/6/2016)   Tuition fees for private schools can range from 3.6 million won to 7.4 million won each for undergraduate and 4.5 million won to 8.6 million won each for graduate students. There are also cost differences across disciplines, such as those in the humanities that tend to have lower costs than the science and medicine.   Tuition fees for public and national universities   National and public universities in Korea have lower tuition fees than private ones. College tuition fees at these schools usually range from 2.4 million won to 5.5 million won each, and range from 2.9 million won to 6.2 million won for graduate students.   In this group of schools there is also a cost difference between the same majors as in private schools. Therefore, you need to check information about the cost of your studies to make sure you have the right preparation.   Other costs   In addition to tuition fees, you will also need to fund the filing fees (usually 60,571 won to 181,713 won), housing, travel and internet expenses.   For medical expenses, on average, you need to prepare about 26,000 won (equivalent to 489,000 VND) per month.