i think so

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i applied through USAC, an outside program that connected me to yonsei! :)

hi! i applied for just this one semester, so i’m not exactly sure how the admission process works for a full time student. the yonsei website has lots of resources though about it scholarships. if you just look up “yonsei admission scholarship,” it should pull up the yonsei website and information about what scholarships are available! sorry i couldn’t be of more help :( but thank you so much for watchinggg 🩷🩷

yes! it’s my first time ever visiting korea! before the semester started, my program had a list of students also going and we made a gc with everyone and talked that way. there is also a discord server with all international yonsei students where i met people. i reached out to several people individually through instagram, which is always hit or miss in making a connection, but i met some people that way! when i got there, i hung out in common areas (especially the emart connected to the dorms!) and met people there :)

ahh i haven’t actually seen that many studio ghibli films but my fave so far is spirited away! thank you so so much for watching !!!

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hi! i’d love to help where i can, but i’m not quite sure what you’re asking :( i received a one time scholarship from my home university that was applied to my tuition for that semester. scholarships vary greatly depending on where you’re getting them from/how much you’re getting, so i might be able to help with more info !! :)

omg stoppp hahaha thank you 😭❤️

hi! i’m just in the basic exchange program, so not UIC (or CEE)! but i have some friends in UIC and they have classes at sinchon :)

@@annikagail thanks! <3<3

computer science with an international business minor!

eekkkk thank u !!!!

ahh it’ll be so fun!! excited for you :)

thank you so so much for watching!! i’m so happy you like them! i’m so excited for your semester in the fall! you’re going to have so much fun :)

i’m UR #1 fan 😆

there are cute cats that just walk around campus :D

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hiii! when applying for classes you are give a long, long list of all the available classes. you do have to select classes that are “exchange available.” i was only looking at classes taught in english, so that limited my options slightly. but some of these english-taught classes are specifically for exchange students and will consist only of other international students. however, many of these english-taught classes will be available for both local students and exchange. in my schedule it’s about half and half, so not to worry! you’ll be with both local and exchange students :)

@@annikagail thank youuuuuu !! :)

i found my study abroad resources through my home university in the us, which directed me to a 3rd party program! if these sort of resources aren’t available to you, i’m sure if you do some quick research, you can find the right 3rd party program to connect you to yonsei or apply directly :)

@@annikagail ok thank you can i study there medical?

i’m only studying here for the spring semester, so i arrived in mid february and classes started the first week of march. for the fall semester, they start the first week of september :)

@@annikagail Thank you!! <3

ahhh thank you !!! 😭💜

for the scholarship i received, it only applied towards my tuition. i had to pay for my housing in full separately. i-house only has doubles, and it is only for international undergraduate students. graduate students have their own dorm!

i only had i-house and sk as options so i don’t know much about woojungwon. however, i believe woojungwon is located on a hill, so it may be a bit of a tiring walk. sk walk is about 15 mins, depending on which path you take. i also think woojungwon only has doubles and triples, whereas sk has singles and doubles. but i believe woojungwon is newer (opened in 2014 vs 2010). the biggest difference to me would be that woojungwon has a curfew and sk does not :)

if you’re going as an exchange student, honestly i would recommend to go lighter rather than packing your classes. if you need to do max amount of credits, then of course do that! but if you have more flexibility, i would recommend to lean into a lighter course load. you’re going to want to explore and maybe even travel, so taking less classes will allow you to explore korea and also have the right amount of time to focus on the classes you have. i have no classes on fridays, which has been more of a benefit than i could have anticipated. it allows for long weekends for trips, and there are less crowds in touristy places on weekdays (before 3pm). for the actual classes themselves, if you’re taking all english classes, then it’ll be taught in relatively the same structure. it shouldn’t be too much adjustment, but always be adaptive! :)

i applied through specifically the yonsei exchange program so it was relatively simple, as opposed to applying as a regular student at yonsei, which would be much more difficult !

i applied later close to the deadline so i didn’t get any scholarships with yonsei. however, i applied for a scholarship offered by my home university and received one that way :)

@@annikagail okay thank you

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yes! i’m here completing my BS in computer science

for the spring semester, i was a little late to applying, so i applied in early october. the applications are open i believe september through october, but i’m not positive. i would definitely check online or with some sort of advisor!