Handbook on Admissions for International Students and Overseas Koreans

A. Qualification Requirement for Overseas Korean Applicants

Status Category Qualification Criteria Status Category Qualification Type Overseas School Record (After Change) Effective A cademic Ye ar Effective A cademic Ye ar

1. At least 3 years of junior & senior high school education a 1. Children of Pe Both parents and student lived broad (senior high must be included); OR rmanent Oversea abroad under permanent resid 2011 2. At least 9 years of primary & junior high school education s Residents ent status abroad 1. At least 3 years of junior & senior high school education a 2. Children of C Children of corporate expatri broad (senior high must be included); OR orporate Expatr 2011 ates 2. At least 9 years of primary & junior high school education iates abroad

Students with foreign nationali 3. International ty with at least 2 years of senio Abolished Students r high school abroad.

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1. At least 3 years of junior & senior high school abroad (seni or high school must be included); OR 4. Children of ot Other children of overseas Kor 2. At least 9 years of primary, junior high school abroad her Overseas Ko eans (employees of local corpo 2010 Only children of local company employees and self-employ reans rations, self-employed) ed overseas Koreans allowed from 2010. (children of mission aries and overseas students to be excluded).

B. Minimum Years of Residence Abroad with Both Parents

Overseas Koreans(Category No. 1~3) Min. 1 yr of seni Min. 9 yr Min. 2 yr (in or high school (primary, cluding senior (aggregate 3yr unior hig high school) of junior & senio h) r high) Oversea s with Both Pare Min. 2 yr Duty nts *Min. 2 yr Duration Actual Pe with Both As Min. 1 yr riod of St Parents -Is *Min. 1 yr ay Actual Pe To with Both riod of St parents ay Be Min. 3 yr *Min. 3 yr Min 9 yr *Min.9 yr 'Other OverseasValid Begi Koreans' nning Min. 3 yr (junior & senor high) (min 1 yr in senior high) Min. 3 yr Min. 3 yr

Min. 4 yr Min. 1 yr & 6m & 6m Min. 1yr & 6m *Min. 1yr & 6m *Min. 4 yr Min. 1yr & 6m & 6m Min. 6 yr Min. 2 yr *Min. 6 yr Min. 2 yr 2010

Min. 2 yr Min. 1 yr & 6m *Min. 1 yr & 6m *Min. 2 yr

* Prospective students who are children of expatriate public service workers do not need to provide e vidence of having lived abroad with both parents.

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Classification Classification Admission Schedule Early-decision Regular-decision Notes Notes

Submit Applicati on Forms for Ad missions & Qua lification Review

Submit Documents for Qualification Re view (applicants who passed the w ritten exam)

Submit Documents for Qualification Re view (applicants who passed the w ritten exam)

All documents must be submitted on-line thr ough internet: (http://uway.com). Unsuccessful early admissions applicants a Dec. 19 09:00 pplying for the regular admission may submit Aug. 4-6, 2008 through Dec. 22, 2008 only the Admissions Application Form and do 09:00-17:00 (Mon) 17:00 not need to resubmit the qualification docume nt if the student's qualificaiton has already bee n reviewed through the early admission sched ule. All overseas Korean early admissions appli cants are screened through a written exam to short-list five times the intended final prospect Announcement of ap ive student headcount, to be further screened t Overplicants eligible for ne Dec. 12 through 23, 2008 hrough the qualification review. seas (Tue) (10:00~17:00) Follow instructions in the on-line admission Korean xt step: Aug. 18, 2008 (Mon) s application section and complete payments. Send qualification supporting documents to th e admissions office either in person or by post al delivery. All overseas Korean early admissions appli cants are screened through a written exam to short-list five times the intended final prospect ive student headcount, to be further screened t OverDec. 12 through 23, 2008 hrough the qualification review. seas Aug. 18-20, 2008 (Tue) (10:00~17:00) Follow instructions in the on-line admission Korean s application section and complete payments. Send qualification supporting documents to th e admissions office either in person or by post al delivery.

Submit Documents for Qualification Re view (applicants who passed the w ritten exam)

Information on Exam Room Information on Exam Room Examination Date Examination Date

Announcement of Admitted Stud ents

All overseas Korean early admissions appli cants are screened through a written exam to short-list five times the intended final prospect ive student headcount, to be further screened t Interna- Aug. 4-7, 2008 Dec. 12 through 23, 2008 hrough the qualification review. tional st (Tue) (10:00~17:00) Follow instructions in the on-line admission udents (10:00~17:00) s application section and complete payments. Send qualification supporting documents to th e admissions office either in person or by post al delivery. Early admissions for overseas Koreans requ OverUntil Aug. 8, 2008 (Fr ire written entrance exam. Qualification supp seas Kor By Jan. 15, 2009 (Thu) i) orting documents should be submitted only by ean applicants who passed the examination. Early admissions for overseas Koreans requ InternaUntil Sep. 4 (Thu), 200 ire written entrance exam. Qualification supp tional st By Jan. 15, 2009 (Thu) orting documents should be submitted only by udents 8 applicants who passed the examination. All applicants should arrive at each designa Ove-r seas Kor Aug. 12, 2008 (Tue) Jan. 17, 2009 (Sat) ted test room 30 minutes before the test begin ean s. All applicants should arrive at each designa International St Sep. 6, 2008 (Sat) Jan. 17, 2009 (Sat) ted test room 30 minutes before the test begin udents s. The final list of applicants qualified for the admission will be announced only through the internet. Sep. 23, 2008 (Tue) Jan. 30, 2009 (Fri) Any student who wish to forego the admissi on they earned must submit a signed copy of t he Affidavit of Voluntary Cancellation of Adm ission. Dec. 15~16, 2008 Feb. 2~4, 2009 At the branches of Woori Bank nationwide

Registration Period

Overseas Korean admissions for the Seoul campus is only available through the early admissi ons schedule while the Yongin Campus only offers admission through the regular admissions sch edule. Applicants who already submitted qualification papers for early admission do not need to res ubmit qualification supporting documents for their regular admission attempt . However, applica nts must resubmit the admission application documents. This admission schedule also applies to prospective international students who are funded un der the Korean Government Sponsorship Program (KGSP). Those who are selected by the Nation al Institute for International Education Development (NIED) for the sponsorship are recommended to a bide by this time schedule, together with self-financing international students. However, the president of the university may set an exclusive time-line for the students sponsored by the KGSP if deemed abs olutely necessary. All documents for admission should be forwarded to the following address: Admissions Offic e, Hankuk niversity of Foreign Studies, 270 Imun-dong, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul 130-791, Korea. (+822-2173-2074~2076)

3. Selection Category and Quota

A. Student Quota for Overseas Korean Admissions (2% of total HUFS quota)
Type Type freshmen freshmen Applicable Group(s) Applicable Campus Group(s) Campus Seoul All groups Quota (headcount) Early 33 Regular 34 Remarks Remarks Up to 10% of university total quota per department/divisi on/college (see Section C below for list). Up to 10% of university total quota per department/divisi on/college (see Section C below for list).

Yong-i All groups n

B. International Student Admissions: (Both Early Decision/Regular Decision) No fixed entrance quota (both for freshman admission and transfer students). C. Undergraduate Programs (Department/Divisions/Colleges) Seoul Campus Yongin Campus
Colleg e Admission Groups Quota Max outof-quota 4 4 3 4 4 3 College Admission Groups Max O Quot ut-of-q a uota 114 11

English Linguistics Hu English Literature English man English & American ities Interpretation & Transl ation English Hu English Linguistics man English Literature ities English & American Interpretation & Transl ation

47 46 34 47 46 34

Humanities -Philosophy Humaniti Huma -History es nities -Linguistics & Cognitive Science Interpre- Huma English Interpretation & tation an nities Translation (I&T) d Trans- ENG Interpretation &Tra lation nslation -ENG I&T for Int'l Trade -ENG Lit & Culture Studie s for T & I -ENG Linguistics German I & T Spanish I & T Italian I & T

100

10

50 60 30 50 40

5 6 3 5 4

French German Russian Occiden Hu Spanish tal Lang man Italian uages ities Portugese (Brazilian) Dutch Scandinavian Language s

85 85 43 85 27 27 27 27

8 8 4 8 2 2 2 2

Interpretation an d Translation

Chinese Japanese MalayIndonesian Oriental Hu Arabic Langua man Thai ges ities Vietnamese Hindi Turkish Persian

85 85 27 43 27 27 27 27 27

8 8 2 4 2 2 2 2 2

Interpretation an d Translation

Chinese Japanese MalayIndonesian Oriental Hu Arabic Langua man Thai ges ities Vietnamese Hindi Turkish Persian Chinese Japanese MalayIndonesian Oriental Hu Arabic Langua man Thai ges ities Vietnamese Hindi Turkish Persian - Political Science & Diplomacy Public Administration Journalism & Mass Communication D ivision - Journalism & Mass Media Studies - Advertising & PR - Television & FIlm - Political Science & Diplomacy Public Administration Journalism & Mass Communication D ivision - Journalism &

85 85 27 43 27 27 27 27 27 85 85 27 43 27 27 27 27 27

8 8 2 4 2 2 2 2 2 8 8 2 4 2 2 2 2 2

Chinese I & T Japanese I & T Thai I & T Arabic I & T Malay-Indonesian I & T English Interpretation & Translation (I&T) - ENG Interpretation &Tra nslation -ENG I&T for Int'l Trade -ENG Lit & Culture Studie s for T & I Huma -ENG Linguistics nities German I & T Spanish I & T Italian I & T Chinese I & T Japanese I & T Thai I & T Arabic I & T Malay-Indonesian I & T English Interpretation & Translation (I&T) - ENG Interpretation &Tra nslation -ENG I&T for Int'l Trade -ENG Lit & Culture Studie s for T & I Huma -ENG Linguistics nities German I & T Spanish I & T Italian I & T Chinese I & T Japanese I & T Thai I & T Arabic I & T Malay-Indonesian I & T

30 45 30 100

3 4 3 10

50 60 30 50 40 30 45 30 100

5 6 3 5 4 3 4 3 10

50 60 30 50 40 30 45 30

5 6 3 5 4 3 4 3

Russian Central a Polish nd E. Eur Huma Rumanian opean St nities Czech & Slovak udies Hungarian South Slavic Studies

40 34 34 34 34 34 63 40 19 26 19 34

4 3 3 3 3 3 6 4 1 2 1 3

French Portugese (Brazilian) Greek/Bulgarian Languag Hindi Huma e and Lit Central Asian Languages nities erature Africa Division - East Africa - West African studies - South African studies French Portugese (Brazilian) Greek/Bulgarian Languag Hindi Huma e and Lit Central Asian Languages nities erature Africa Division - East Africa - West African studies - South African studies Economic Huma Business and Economics s and Bu nities - International Business siness - Economics - Information Systems

Hu Social S man ciences ities

43 43 43

4 4 4

63 40 19 26 19 34

6 4 1 2 1 3

Social S Hu ciences man ities

43 43 43

4 4 4

119

11

Mass Media Studies - Advertising & PR - Television & FIlm - Political Science & Diplomacy 43 Public Administration 43 Journalism & 43 Hu Social S Mass Communication D man ciences ivision ities - Journalism & Mass Media Studies - Advertising & PR - Television & FIlm - Political Science & Diplomacy 43 Public Administration 43 Journalism & 43 Hu Social S Mass Communication D man ciences ivision ities - Journalism & Mass Media Studies - Advertising & PR - Television & FIlm

4 4 4

International Sports & Leis 30 Huma ure nities -International Sports & L eisure

4 4 4

Natur Natural S al Scie ciences nces

International Trade Economics Division 50 Busines - Economics & Busines 68 Hu s and E s man conomi Administration Divisio ities 103 cs n - Business Administrati on

5 6 10

Natur Natural S al Scie ciences nces

International Trade Economics Division 50 Busines - Economics & Busines 68 Hu s and E s man conomi Administration Divisio ities 103 cs n - Business Administrati on

5 6 10

Informati on and In Natur dustrial E al Scie ngineerin nces g

English Education Hu Educati French Education man on German Education ities Korean Education

40 25 25 30

4 2 2 3

Informati on and In Natur dustrial E al Scie ngineerin nces g

Mathematics-Information 76 Statistics -Mathematics -Information Statistics Electronic Physics 38 -Electronic Physics Environmental Science 144 -Environmental Science -Bio-science & Biotechno logy -Chemistry & Chemical B iology Mathematics-Information 76 Statistics -Mathematics -Information Statistics Electronic Physics 38 -Electronic Physics Environmental Science 144 -Environmental Science -Bio-science & Biotechno logy -Chemistry & Chemical B iology Computer Science & Infor mation Communications Engineeri ng 105 -Computer Science & Engineering -Information Communica tions 96 Engineering Electronic Information Engineering Division - Electronics Engineering 48 - Digital Information Industrial Information Eng ineering -Industrial Information Engineering -Industrial Systems Engi neering Computer Science & Infor mation Communications Engineeri ng 105 -Computer Science & Engineering -Information Communica tions 96 Engineering Electronic Information Engineering Division - Electronics Engineering 48 - Digital Information Industrial Information Eng ineering -Industrial Information Engineering -Industrial Systems Engi neering

3 14

3 14

10

10

Hu Division of man International Studies ities - International Studies

20

Computer Science & Infor mation Communications Engineeri ng 105 -Computer Science & Engineering -Information Communica Informati tions 96 on and In Natur Engineering dustrial E al Scie Electronic Information ngineerin nces Engineering Division g - Electronics Engineering 48 - Digital Information Industrial Information Eng ineering -Industrial Information Engineering -Industrial Systems Engi neering

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Departments/Divisions/Colleges and exact quota per group may be subject to change due to curriculum change & reorganization in 2009. Freshmen admitted to the College of Information & Industrial Engineering are eligible to apply for the Accreditation of Engineering Education program.

4. Requirements for Admission

A. Freshman Admissions 1) Overseas Korean Status (up to 2% of total campus quota)
Category No (parent position) Category No (parent position) Qualifying Criteria Overseas Experience Overseas Scho Formal Overseas Education ol 1. Applicants must have attended at least two conse All cutive years of formal education abroad (including Applicants m ust have comp senior high school); OR leted (or expe Applicant and both pare ct to complet 2. Applicants must have completed at least three ag Permanent Overse nts lived abroad as per e) 12 years of gregate years of formal education abroad (includin as Residents manent resident (min 2y school educat g at least 1 year of senior high school); OR r) ion (schools in an 3. Applicants must have completed at least 9 years d outside Kor of formal primary/junior high /senior high school a ea) broad. 1. Applicants must have attended at least two conse All cutive years of formal education abroad (including Applicants m ust have comp senior high school); OR leted (or expe ct to complet 2. Applicants must have completed at least three ag Public Service Exp children of public offici e) 12 years of gregate years of formal education abroad (includin atriates als (min 2 yr) school educat g at least 1 year of senior high school); OR ion (schools in an 3. Applicants must have completed at least 9 years d outside Kor of formal primary/junior high /senior high school a ea) broad.

All Applicants m ust have comp leted (or expe Children of corporate e ct to complet Corporate expatri xpatriates, e) 12 years of ates (min 2 yr) school educat ion (schools in an d outside Kor ea)

1. Applicants must have attended at least two conse cutive years of formal education abroad (including senior high school); OR 2. Applicants must have completed at least three ag gregate years of formal education abroad (includin g at least 1 year of senior high school); OR

Foreign Governme Children of employees o nt f foreign gov't or int'l o International Orga rg (min 2 yr) nization

Scientists/ Scientists/Professors re Professors repatri patriating to Korea und ated on special inv er special mission itation

Students of foreign Students of foreign natio nationality nality (min 2 yr senior h (min 2 yr senior hi igh school) gh school abroad)

Children of other overse as Koreans (local corpo other Overseas Ko ration workers, self-emp reans loyed, missionaries and students etc)

3. Applicants must have completed at least 9 years of formal primary/junior high /senior high school a broad. 1. Applicants must have attended at least two conse All cutive years of formal education abroad (including Applicants m ust have comp senior high school); OR leted (or expe ct to complet 2. Applicants must have completed at least three ag e) 12 years of gregate years of formal education abroad (includin school educat g at least 1 year of senior high school); OR ion (schools in an 3. Applicants must have completed at least 9 years d outside Kor of formal primary/junior high /senior high school a ea) broad. 1. Applicants must have attended at least two conse All cutive years of formal education abroad (including Applicants m ust have comp senior high school); OR leted (or expe ct to complet 2. Applicants must have completed at least three ag e) 12 years of gregate years of formal education abroad (includin school educat g at least 1 year of senior high school); OR ion (schools in an 3. Applicants must have completed at least 9 years d outside Kor of formal primary/junior high /senior high school a ea) broad. All Applicants m ust have comp leted (or expe ct to complet Applicants must hold foreign passports and have co e) 12 years of mpleted at least 2 years of formal senior high schoo school educat l education outside Korea. ion (schools in an d outside Kor ea) All Applicants m Applicants must have lived abroad with parents AN ust have comp D completed the following: leted (or expe 1. 3 consecutive years of formal education oversea ct to complet s (junior high/senior high school) including at least e) 12 years of 2 years of senior high school education, OR school educat 2. At least 1 year of formal senior high school educ ion ation overseas and 4 aggregate years of junior and (schools in an senior high school. d outside Kor ea)

The terms "junior high" and "senior high school" may be country-specific. Their equivalents such as grad es 10, 11 and 12 for senior high school, in a 12 year system of formal education are equally acceptable.

[Notes on Each Qualification Status]

Scope of Public Service Expatri ates

1. Public service workers as defined under Article 2 of the Government Officials Act 2. Public service workers as defined under Article 2 of the Local Public Officials Act
Scope of Corporate Expatriates

a. Employees in government-invested institutions as defined in the relevant law b. Employees in overseas offices established under the rules and enforcement decree of the Foreign Exchange Transaction Act c. Employees in overseas branch offices of Korean corporations that are certified by Foreign Exchange Banks of Korea d. Employees of Foreign Exchange Banks of Korea (local corporations approved by the Minister of Strategy and Finance, such as financial institutions) e. Doctors dispatched overseas and overseas correspondents of mass media companies
Workers in Foreign Governments & International Organiz ations

a. Foreign Government - central government (not including government-run companies, local governments and government agencies) b. International Organizations - international organizations set-up under inter-governmental treaties and agreements (excludes other international institutions set-up by non-government related organizations and groups)
Definition of Workers in Foreign Governments and International Organ izations

Workers in Foreign governments and international organizations will be limited to those who either currently reside or resided in the past in a country outside of Korea as a full-tim e member of the organization (excludes those living overseas for purposes of study, education, trainin g, business trips or to seek other job opportunity overseas).

2) Qualification for International Students (no specific limit on headcount per department/division/college) No . Category Qualification Education

Applicant must be foreignApplicant must have complete Both parents ar passport holder with bothd (successfully graduated) 12 y e foreign passp parents holding foreign p ears of formal education (in an ort holders assports d outside Korea). Applicants must have co Applicant must have complete Completed all f mpleted all 12 years of prd (successfully graduated) 12 y ormal educatio imary, junior & senior hig ears of formal education includ n (foreign pass h school education abroa ing primary/junior & senior hig port) d h school education. Applicant must have complete Completed all f Applicants must have co d (successfully graduated) 12 y ormal educatio mpleted all 12 years of foears of formal education includ n (Korean pass rmal education abroad ing primary/junior & senior hig port) h school education. former North Korean resi North Korean r Applicant must have graduated dents seeking asylum in epatriates from senior high school. Korea

In category No. , ethnic Korean applicants who acquired foreign passports must have completed at least the three years of senior high school education abroad after acquiring the foreign passport. In category No. and , the applicant's parents' nationality is not considered.

B. Transfer Admissions For applicants who satisfy item A above for freshman admission AND the following:
University Enrollment (Graduat Course Fulfillment Transfer Year ion) Sophomore 2- or 3-year college graduat e At least 1-year enrollment in 4-year university 2- or 3-year college graduat e At least 2-year enrollment in a 4-year university Junior college degree or successfully com pleted at least 1/4 of curriculum Junior college degree or successfully com pleted least 1/2 of curriculum

Junior

For Overseas Koreans qualified under item A above, transfer admission will also be granted for graduates from other foreign-based universities (colleges), applicable to both undergraduate and gra duate programs.

5. Qualification Review Criteria

A. Recognition of Schools Outside of Korea 1) The school must be located outside Korea and must be furnished with curriculum recognized by t he local education law. 2) International schools located in Korea are not acceptable nor are kindergartens, preschools and lan

guage training institutions. 3) In principle, the school must be located in the country of the qualified parent's work or residence. However, if the qualified parent works or lives in a region which is deemed by t he head of the overseas embassy or its equivalent as being an unsafe place due to ideological, political, religious and other regions, students who studied in a third country may be acknowledged as an inevita ble and exceptional case). B. Recognition of Enrollment Period 1) The period of overseas education will be recognized to the extent of the period of mission (residen ce) of the principal guardian (qualifying parent). 2) If applicants submit a certification of reason for enrollment in a third country (as described in item 3 above) due to special circumstances, the period of enrollment in the third country may be counted. 3) Vacations between semesters during enrollment in a foreign school will be counted as the oversea s enrollment period. However, no temporary enrollments during vacation period after the student's tra nsfer back to a Korean school may be counted as a period of overseas enrollment.) 4) Admissions office will recognize overseas enrollments that are as short as a semester or a term. H owever, in such a case, the student must have been enrolled for the entire semester, from the beginning to end. 5) For prospective graduates from senior high school abroad, HUFS will recognize the period remain ing to the day of the graduation as the period of overseas enrollment. 6) Admissions office will also recognize grades skipped or early graduates due to academic excellen ce, unless any irregularities or malpractice is suspected. 7) Up to a semester (6 months) of duplicated enrollment period overseas will be recognized as part of overseas enrollment if it is caused due to variation of academic calendar between two countries. 8) Period of enrollment as a repeat student will not be counted. 9) Any other matters not defined here will be as determined by the HUFS admissions board for overs eas Koreans and International Students.

C. Minimum Overseas Residence Period for Parents

* ~ * Aggregate 3 y 3 consecutive Aggregate 4 y Min 9 yr 2 consecutive y r in junior & se yr in junior & sr in junior & s (primary, jun ears including snior high enior high (mienior high (mi ior & senior enior high (min 1 year in n 2 yr in senio n 1 yr in senio high) senior high) r high) r high) Official R esidence period Period of actual st ay 2 yr+ **2 yr+ 1 yr+ **1 yr+ 3 yr+ **3 yr+ 1yr 6m+ **1yr 6m+ 9yr+ **9yr+ 4yr 6m+ **4yr 6m+ 3yr+ 3yr+ 1yr 6m+ 1yr 6m+ 4yr+ 4yr+ 2yr+ 2yr+

* 4. See Application Qualification Section ** Public and corporate sector expatriates (qualifying categories ~) do not need to prove that both parents (qualifying parent's spouse) stayed abroad during the period. D. Others 1) Children of corporate expatriates do not need to have repatriated on same date as

qualified parent. There is no requirement or restriction as to the interval of repatriation and expatriati on to the concerned country. Also, there is no requirement in terms of spouse's actual residence overse as. 2) HUFS does not apply the 2 and half years of statute of limitation since graduation from high school, for acknowledgement of overseas Korean qualification for admissions. 3) Dual passport holders as recognized by the law governing nationality will also be recognized of their admission qualification. A. Percentage of Examination Scores reflected in Selection
Classification Overseas Korea Overseas Korea Internati onal Stu dents Internati onal Stu dents Early decision (Seoul Campus) Regular decision (Yong-in Campus) Early decision Regular decision Korean Proficie English Proficie Interview Scor Total (points) ncy ncy e 200 pts (10 80 pts (40%) 120 pts (60%) 0%) 200 pts (10 200 pts (100%) 0%) 200 pts (10 0%) 200 pts (10 0%) 200 pts (10 0%) 200 pts (10 0%)

Applicants who do not take the written exam will be cancelled out from the selection. Applicants will be short-listed in the order of examination score (up to five times the intended prospective student headcount will be short listed after the exam). B. Selection Method 1) Overseas Koreans A) Students will be first screened based on their examination scores, regardless of department, up t o the total prospective student target number per campus or college. In the second selection phase, eac h faculty group (department/division) will select their students within their headcount plan and criteria. B) Students with tied points will be screened in the priority order of proficiency in English, then Korean. C) Admission will not be granted to applicants whose scholastic aptitude to be enrolled in HUFS is deemed inadequate. 2) International Students -There is no fixed entrance quota for any College/Divisions/Departments for prospective international students.

7. Announcement of Admission and Student Registration

A. Dates for Announcement of Admission and Student Registration
Classifica Early Admission tion Announce ment of ad Sep 23, 2008 (Tue) mission Registratio Dec 15~16, 2008 (Tue) n Period Regular Admission Jan 30, 2009 (Fri) Feb 2 ~4, 2009 (Mon-Wed) Remarks HUFS website (http://adms.hufs.ac. kr) Woori Bank (Any branch in Korea)

There will be no individual notification. Refer to Important Notice for Admitted Students for mor

e details. List of early decision overseas Korean applicants eligible to undergo qualification review will be announced on August 18, 2008 (Mon). B. Waiting List Admissions 1) In case of vacancies created by final applicants who give up registration, applicants on the waiting list w ill be notified in order of their score. Announcement Dates for Waiting List Admissions: a. Early admission: No later than Dec. 12, 2008 (Fri) 17:00 b. Regular admission: No later than Feb. 15, 2009 (Sun) 24:00 (Midnight) As waiting list admissions will be notified only to the concerned individuals, all applicants must ensure t hat they provide the accurate contact information on their application forms and notify the admissions offic e of any changes in the contact information immediately, to ensure that no opportunity is foregone. 2) A signed copy of the Affidavit of Voluntary Admission Cancellation must be submitted for any student who intends to give up enrollment at HUFS: Documents Required for Voluntary Cancellation: Affidavit of Voluntary Admission Cancellation, ID Ca rds and Seal of Applicant and Guardian (plus receipt of HUFS tuition payment: for regular decision applica nts) Due date for submission of Affidavit of Voluntary Admissions Cancellation: a. early decision applicants: Dec. 12, 2008 (Fri) 12:00 b. regular decision applicants: Feb. 15, 2009 (Sun) 10:00

8. Required Documents
A. Admissions Application: Printed copy of admissions application form (photo size 34) 1 copy. B. Qualification Review Application: 1) Printed copy of qualification review application form (photo 34) 1 copy. 2) Printed copy of overseas school fact sheet & letter of consent on academic transcript inquiry 1 copy.
children Children of Other chil Intern of perm Status Koreans W dren of Ov ational anent ov Name of Document orking abr erseas Kor studen erseas r oad eans ts esidents certification of elemen tary/junior high /senior high school enrollmen t, transcripts, senior hi applicab gh school graduation cle ertificate (or certificate of expected graduatio n) applicab Certificate of Facts Co le applicable ncerning Entry and Exi (father, (guardian, t provided by Immigra mother, student) tion Bureau student) Registered copy of Korapplicab applicable ean Resident ID le (indicate Koreans North with 12 Korea years of n rep Remarks educatio atriat n abroa es d

applicable

applic applicab able le

submit Korean tran script for schools at tended in Korea

applicable (father, m other, stu dent) applicable

applic able (stude nt)

applicab le (studen t)

Immigration Office where relevant, cert ificates of family rel ation, marital relatio

whether nullified) Copy of Certificate of applicab applicable Registration as Oversele applicable (father, m as Korean (or Certifica (father, (guardian, other, stu te of Overseas Residenmother, student) dent) ce) student) applicab Copy of Certificate of Ple ermanent Resident Per(father, mit mother, student) Certificate of Employm ent (Work Experience) Copy of Certificate of Overseas Branch Esta blishment Statement (certificate) of Parent's Purpose of Residence Certificate of Nationali ty issued by foreign go vernment (certificate o f family register or equ ivalent, copy of certific ate of citizenship) Copies of Alien Card & Passport applicable *applicabl e ** applica ble applicab le (studen t)

n, adopted child rela tion etc.

Indicate fact of over seas duty, if needed , HR records Corporate expatriat es issued by relevant o rganizations both parents and st udents applicable fo r international stude nts

applic able applic able (stude nt)

Immigration Office issued by relevant overseas embassy see footnotes belo w issued by ministry o appli f unification, local g caovernment (si/gun/g ble u) issued by local gov ernments (si/gun/g appil u) or by Education S cauperintendent of the ble city(si) or province (do).

Certificate of enrollme applicab nt in third country (if a applicable applicable le pplicable) Financial Sponsor Doc applic uments (if applicable) able Certificate of Recogniti on by State of North K orean defector

Certificate of senior hi gh school graduation

A) If it is not possible to obtain a certificate of overseas branch establishment, present a certificate of employment (work experience) and overseas direct foreign investment report. B) Statement (Certificate) of Parent's Purpose of Residence All document issued overseas must be notarized by the local Korean embassy (consulate) - Self-employed: certificate of business registration, certificate of tax payment - Local Corporation Employees: copy of corporate registration, certificate of employment (work experience) - Students: certificate of enrollment, transcripts (language programs and undergraduate degrees excluded) - Missionary: Certificate from home (sponsoring) church (religious organization) of commissioning

of the missionary, Certificate of Employment (work experience) etc. C) International students whose parents are also both foreign national, are expected to be proficient in Korean. Applicants are required to submit certificate of course completion from the Korean language program at the Center for Korean Language and Culture (CKLC) or a certificate of proficiency in Korean language, such as the TOPIK and KLPT with other qualification review documents. Document Required for Sponsors (for International Applicants) Applicable Students: only for international students who need the Certificate of Admission in order to obtain a Student Visa Statement of Financial Proof Sponsor's Bank Certificate of Deposit Balance or Domestic Remittance Certificate with at least US$10,000 (deposited for at least 1 month, or certificate of currency exchange) Financial sponsor's certificate of employment or certificate business registration Financial sponsor's certificate of tax payment Affidavit of Support (Affidavit of Financial Support by Sponsor) C. For all Documents Submitted 1) Original documents should be submitted in principle. However, if they are not available applicants should gain authority from the originating organizations ahead of application. (Those who give the cop ies of required documents should submit original documents by February 27, 2009 after achieving adm ission and registering). 2) All documents should be submitted in Korean, English, Chinese or Japanese. Original documents i n other languages should be accompanied by a notarized English or Korean translation. 3) For children who were enrolled in overseas schools outside the country of their parent's overseas r esidence must present a "Third Country Enrollment Certificate" issued by the embassy (consulate) of t he country of residence of their parents. Without this document, the student's period of stay in the over seas country will not be counted in adding up the student's overseas enrollment period for their admissi on qualification. 4) If any of the documents contain names that are different from their formal name, such documents must be accompanied by documents that prove that it is the same person, from a competent state institu tion of their country of residence or citizenship (court, etc). 5) Additional requirements for International Undergraduate Transfer Applicants: Official scripts, mo dule results or marked sheets, enrollment certifications, diplomas, course catalogue (curriculum expect ations) from colleges and universities attended must be submitted. 6) Applicants may be requested to submit additional documents, aside from the required ones mentio ned above, for the purpose of verification of school records.

9. Application Fee
(Unit:10,000won)
Overseas Korean Document Admission Sum Review Processing International Students Document Re Admissions P Sum view rocessing Remarks

Remarks

Early Dec 50,000 ision Regular D 50,000 ecision

100,000

150,00 50,000 0 150,00 50,000 0

100,000

150,000

Payable upon submission of ap plication form.

100,000

100,000

Payable upon submission of ap plication form. 150,000 Admissions processing fee only, payable upon submission of Appli cation Form.

The document review fee of 50,000won will be exempted for North Korean defector. Only admissions processing fee of 100,000won is payable. Document review fee of 50,000won will be refunded to students who applied to the early decision Overseas Korean admissions program and have not passed the written examination. The internet on-line admissions processing fee of 8,000won is paid by HUFS.

10. Important Notice for Applicants

A. Application Guideline 1) Qualification Review paperwork and application forms are only accepted through the internet. 2) Note that all documents submitted for admission are not returnable and the fees are not refundable (document review fee, admissions processing fee). The information in the admissions package may not be modified after final submission. However, students who applied for the early decision overseas Kor ean admissions program and have not passed the written examination will be refunded the document re view fee of 50,000won. 3) The result of document review for regular decision overseas Koreans and both early/regular decisi on international students will be notified individually no later than the last date of information services for the exam room guide. Students who did not pass the document review will be refunded of their ad missions processing fee. 4) Early decision applicants may apply to HUFS colleges and other universities at the same time. 5) Students who pass the early decision admission must register in one of the universities they have admissions to. Not registering in the early decision will not grant the applicant right to apply to the reg ular admission nor to the waiting list admissions thereafter. Violation of this policy is subject to cancel lation of all admissions and student registration. 6) Applicants who submitted the document review paperwork under the early decision admissions sc hedule do not need to resubmit the same documents for the regular admission. If the candidate fails the early admission and intends to apply for the regular admission, the university will accept the applicatio n forms without the qualification review documents. 7) Applicants may not apply to another university under the same Admission Group II or another HU FS college/division/department. Furthermore, applicants who are admitted under the regular decision s chedule and registered as a student at HUFS (including initial registration and registration for waiting l ist admissions) may not apply to the waiting list admissions. Violation of this will nullify the studen t's admission, under the relevant law. 8) Exam papers for applicants discovered cheating will be nullified and matriculation rescinded. 9) Matriculation will be rescinded in the case where the applicant is discovered to have applied throu gh illegal means such as submission of false or forged materials; 10) For matters not defined in this guidebook, the HUFS freshmen admission procedure and handboo k on outside quota admission procedures will be applicable.

B. Important Notice
Students who fall under both categories of "international student" (both paren ts hold foreign passports, completed all 12 years education overseas, North Korea n defectors) and Overseas Korean (e.g. children of overseas Korean who completed all 12 years of education abroad) must categorize themselves as "International St udents".

1) Application Form A) Be careful to ensure that the information filled out in the application documents are accurate. An y wrongful entry of information, mistakes and/or omissions will be the sole accountability of the applic ant, including any disadvantages caused due to wrong information entry. B) Indicate applicant classification in the section provided for applicant classification. C) It is important that personal identification information such as name and Korean resident ID num ber (Alien Registration Number) are indicated accurately according to their representation in the forma l certifications (passport). Korean students who do not have Korean resident number must accurately e nter the number of the Certificate of Residency in Korea and students of foreign nationality must enter the their date of birth in the first 6 digit section followed by 1000000 (1 + six zeros) for men and 2000 000 (2 + six zeros) for women. D) All document and application forms will be formally acknowledged after completion of the elect ronic payment (document review fee, admissions processing fee). E) Application forms may not be modified or cancelled after final submission. 2) Qualification Review Application Form & Overseas School Fact Sheet A) The application form for qualification review must be filled out in the order of primary, junior hi gh and senior high school enrollment in chronological order and the period of enrollment must indicate down to the month and year of enrollment. B) If there is not enough space to list the entire enrollment history, indicate in the priority of senior high then junior high schools. C) The overseas school fact sheet must contain all the information necessary to allow formal inquir y into the student's fact of enrollment such as the school address, telephone and fax numbers. Any disa dvantage caused on the student due to misinformation and omissions is the sole accountability of the st udent. C. Submission of Application Documents 1) Place all required documents including the application form and qualification review documents i n a large document envelope and attach one cover page outside the envelope indicating applicant No, t arget major (department), college and name, and add the remark "application form inside" before subm itting to the admission office in person or through postal delivery, no later than the due date indicated (post marked should be on or before the date). 2) Admission will not be granted where any of the required documents are omitted. 3) Applicants who submitted copies of originals should submit original documents no later than Febr uary 27, 2009 (Fri). 4) Original documents can be returned only to the applicants who are not admitted or who give up en rollment at HUFS, by February 27, 2009. The university is not responsible for any documents lost or d amaged after this period. (Note that copies of original documents submitted may not be returned.) D. Others 1) Please address any other inquiries on admissions to the Admissions Office at HUFS. 2) Information on Admissions: 02-2173-2074~6

3) Inquiries on Application Process: UWAY 1588-8988

1. Information on the University Curriculum

HUFS currently offers a number of degree options to offer its students a wider range of choices in specialization through its double major and concentration programs, international and domestic student exchange options, among others.

1) Double-Major Program
r Double Majo Students can pursue a second major in departments and colleges othe r than their initial choice of major upon admission. Students will be recognized as B.A. holders in both fields. Benefits

All students other than transfer, law, military-entrusted students Course Requ and certificate of engineering program students must complete eithe irements r the double major option or the concentration program. This program is available in parallel with the double major option. Under the concentration track, students will not have two fields of Concentratio major but have one intensive program in field of major and a compul n sory field of minor. (law or Information Industry & students who op ted for certificate of engineering education must complete the mino r program or free electives course) Practical Fo Students declaring double major or concentration must acquire the m reign Langua inimal foreign language score to be able to graduate, even if they ge have passed the graduation examination.

2) 7+1 System
What Selection Students study one out of eight semesters overseas and credit they ea rn there are recognized for graduation. 400 students are selected from sophomore and above, by each departmen t.

Benefits

Up to 18 credits acquired during the student's study abroad will be r ecognized. Tuition for HUFS during the semester of the students enrol lment overseas will be paid from the HUFS scholarship fund (partial s cholarship in some departments). However, students must finance their own tuition for the overseas university.

3) Declaring a Second Area of Concentration in the other HUFS Campus Where students wish to declare a second area of concentration which is not of fered in their campus may attend the course for their field of minor in the ot her campus for 1-2 years after completing the initial four years in their orig inal campus. The students will be recognized as BA holders in both fields. * Seoul campus students may take courses in Philosophy and History in Yongin while Yongin Campus students may take the politics and diplomacy, public admin istration, law, business administration, journalism, advertisement and PR, TV and Film as their second concentration. 4) Interdisciplinary Programs Interdisciplinary programs are courses offered jointly by at least two depar tments (divisions, colleges). Interdisciplinary programs currently offered inc lude the North East Asia specialization program offered by the department of C hinese and Japanese, the Cultural Contents specialization program offered by t he division of literature and language studies, the BRICs-related major offere d by the economics & business departments in conjunction with IT related depar tments and EU-related specialization program offered by the EU-related departm ents. 5) Teacher Certification Program Students enrolled in departments with courses for Teacher Certification Progra m may apply for eligibility to the teacher certification program in the first semester of sophomore year. Students will be selected based on the given quota per department. Selected students will begin taking the relevant courses from the second semester of the sophomore year and after completing the entire prog ram, may be issued the teacher certification if the student received at least 80 out of 100 score in his/her major and the teacher certification courses eac h respectively. Departments with Teacher Certification Courses Available Seoul Campus: English Language, English Literature, English Interpretation Translation, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, International Trade, Business Administ ration Yongin Campus: Philosophy, English Interpretation & Translation, German Interpretation & Translation, Spanish Interpretation & Translation, Chinese Interpretation & Translation, Japan ese Interpretation & Translation, Arabic Interpretation & Translation, Russian, French, International Business, Mathematics, Electro-physics, Environmental Science, Biochemistry, Computer Science & Engineering Teacher Certification Courses Human & Education, Education Psychology, Education Philosophy and History, Th e Process and Assessment of Education, Teaching Methodology and Education Eng ineering, Education Administration and School Management, Education and Socie ty, Education Internship, Principles of Education, Text Content Research & Gu

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idance 6) Early Graduation Students performing with excellence in the first two years of HUFS (at least GPA 4.0 out of 4.5) are eligible to apply for early graduation. The student ma y take additional three credits per semester beginning the third year and aim to graduate within 7 semesters instead of 8. 7) Change of Major Field Change of major refers to the transfer of a student from one department (or major) to another during their enrollment at HUFS. Students who feel that thei r choice of major is not right for them after admission will have a chance to change their major once after admission, through this option. Change of major is open only within the same campus and to those successfully mo ving on the sophomore year. The allowed percentage of inbound/outbound transfers i s within 10% of admission quota per department. Student must have completed the first year with at least 34 credits with GPA of at least 3.5. Change of major is permitted limited to 1 time per student during their entire e nrollment in the university. Students from non-education colleges may not transfer to any department in the c ollege of education. The student may not move within their own college/division that they were origin ally admitted to. Change of major will be announced in December and become effective in January. 8) International University Exchange Programs HUFS will recognize credits earned by students from formal four year universit ies overseas, that are approved by HUFS, as follows: Exchange programs during HUFS academic term(6 months, 1 year): up to 17~18 credits per semester may be recognized. Short Training Program during vacation: up to 6 credits can be recognized. 9) Exchange Programs with Korean Universities HUFS will recognize credit taken from other universities in Korea with whom HU FS has an signed an exchange treaty, as follows: Up to 17 credits will be recognized per semester including credits earned fro m HUFS. Up to 35 credits from non-HUFS university (any desigated exchange universitie s) in and outside Korea will be recognized during the student's enrollment in HUFS. The maximum period of student exchange engagement that HUFS will recognize is two semesters (excludes short training during vacation or non-enrollment period). 10) Global Dual- Degree Program Students may study at overseas universities that have signed exchange agreement s st ree the with HUFS and receive bachelors degrees from both schools. HUFS is the first university in Korea to introduce such a program. Students who completed the fir two years in HUFS are sent to the University of Delaware, USA, to complete the junior and senior years. Both universities will grant the student bachelors deg in the respective field of major from their universities. Established in 1743, University of Delaware is located in the East Coast of the United States and is one of the top universities in the US.

 Exchange Universities for Credits Recognition & Overseas Training As of June 26, 2008
Name of country Name of university
Argentina Armenia ASEAN Australia University of Belgrano Yerevan State Linguistic University AUN (ASEAN University Network) Flinders University University of Sydney Macquarie University Australian National University Azerbaijan Azerbaijan University of Languages Belarus The Minsk State Linguistic University Belgium Universit Libre de Bruxelles Brazil University of So Paulo Brunei Darussalam Universiti Brunei Darussalam Bulgaria Sofia University University of National and World Economy Cambodia Royal University of Phnom Penh Chile University of Chile China Yanbian University Beijing Foreign Studies University Fudan University Nanjing University Peking University Yanbian University of Technology Shenzhen University National Sun Yat-Sen University Beijing Language and Culture University Shandong University Shanghai International Studies University Colombia Costa Rica University of America University of Antonio Nario National University of Costa Rica Universidad Nacional Universidad Latina Croatia University of Zagreb University of Rijeka Czech Republic Charles University Masaryk University Denmark University of Copenhagen Dominican Republic Autonomous University of Santo Domingo Egypt Cairo University El Salvador University of El Salvador France Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales (INALCO) Universit Paris 4-Sorbonne Audencia Nantes Universit de Savoie Universit Sorbonne Nouvelle (Graduate School of Interpretation) L'Universit Lumire Lyon 2 L'Universit de Provence AIX-Marseille Germany University of Wrzburg Free University of Berlin University of Hamburg University of Leipzig Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz National and Kapodistrian University of Athens University of San Carlos of Guatemala Etvs Lorand University University of Debrecen Jozsef Attila University University of Delhi Jawaharlal Nehru University University of Madras University of Indonesia Gadjah Mada University Udayana University Hasanuddin University

No. of Univ ersities

1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 11

2 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 7

Greece Guatemala Hungary India Indonesia Iran Iraq Italy

1 1 3 3 4

University of Teheran 2 The School of International Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs(MFA) of Ira n Al-Mustansiriyah University University of Baghdad 2 University of Venezia 3 Rome University "La Sapienza" University of Bari

Name of country Name of university

No. of Univ ersities

Japan

Tenri University Sophia University 16 Waseda University Kanda University of International Studie s Toyo University University of Tokyo(Graduate School) Reitaku University University of Tsukuba Tokyo University of Foreign Studies Yamaguchi University Obirin University Fukushima University Bunkyo University Josai University Nagoya University Tsrumi University University of Jordan Almaty State University Al-Farabi Kazakh National University Kazakhstan Institute of Management, Economics and Strategic Research Hongik University Kyung Hee University Seoul National University Dongguk University Pusan University of Foreign Studies Korea Military Academy United University Agreement (Seoul Digital University) Korea University Yonsei University Changwon University Korean National University of Arts Hanyang University (Graduate School) University of Ulsan Konkuk University Kookmin University Cyber University of Foreign Studies Sookmyung Womens University Korea National Police University Duksung Women's University Jeju College of Technology Kuwait University University of Malaya University Sains Malaysia Autonomous University of Guadalajara Intercontinental University Universidad de Colima Mongolia International University Mohamed V University Al Akawayn University Leiden University Auckland University of Technology University of Panama University of the Philippines Jagiellonian University Adam Mickiewicz University University of Lisboa Universidade Tcnica De Lisboa University of Qatar University of Bucharest Babes-Bolyai University Al. I. Cuza University of lasi, Romania West Visayas State University Warsaw University Instituto Cames 1 3 20

Jordan Kazakhstan Korea

Kuwait Malaysia Mexico Mongolia Morocco Netherlands New Zealand Panama Philippines Poland Portugal Qatar Rumania Russia

1 2 3 1 2 1 1 1 2 3 3 1 3

Moscow State University for International Relations 9 Saint Petersburg State University Nizhny Novgorod Linguistic University Irkutsk state University Chita state University Novosibirsk state Technical University Far Eastern National University Institute of Contemporary International Studies of Diplomatic Academy Yakutsk State University King Saud University 1 2 1 1 1 2 3

Saudi Arabia

Serbia-Montenegro University of Belgrade University of Novi Sad Singapore Singapore Management University Slovakia Comenius University Slovenia South Africa Spain University of Ljubljana University of Pretoria Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education Complutense University of Madrid University of Salamanca Autonomous University of Barcelona

Name of country Name of university

Sweden Taiwan Tanzania Thailand Stockholm University Malardalen University Sdertrns hgskola University Fu-Jen Catholic University University of Dar es Salaam Chulalongkorn University Silpakorn University Srinakharinwirot University Ankara University University of Kiev UN University for PEACE University of Warwick University of East Anglia University of Exeter Prince of Songkla University Burapha University Chiang Mai Rajabhat University Marmara University National Taiwan Normal University

No. of Univ ersities

3 2 1 6

Turkey Ukraine UN United Kingdom United States

2 1 1 3

Monterey Institute of International Studies University of Delaware 18 University of California, Berkeley University of Arkansas North Park University University of Florida University of Missouri-Columbia (Asian Affairs Center) Georgetown University University of Hawaii at Hilo Minnesota State University University of California, Los Angeles San Diego State University Virginia Intermont College University of Nebraska at Omaha North Carolina State University(NC State) California State University, San Bernardino University at Albany (State University of New York) Winston-Salem State University (University of North Carolina) Tashikent State University of Oriental Studies Tashkent State Pedagogical University named after Nizamiy Vietnam National University, Hanoi Dalat University 66 197 2

Uzbekistan Vietnam

University of Ho Chi Minh City 3

Exchange Organizations in Korea & Abroad (30 institutions) As of June 26, 2008
Name of Coun Name of Organization (English) try Portugal Instituto Cames Organization Name (Korea n)

Spain Korea Thailand Korea Korea Korea Korea Korea Korea Italy Korea

Spanish Ministry of Culture Dongdaemun-gu HUFS, Burapha University, ASEAN University Network The National Assembly SECRETARIAT SangGye High School

, , AU N (3 )

Korea Korea Korea Czech Republ Embassy of Czech Rep. in Korea ic Spain Ramon Llull Institute Slovakia Embassy of the Slovak Rep. in Korea HUFS, Pyeongtaek Univ., Korea European Consortium of Innovative Universit ies Institute of Environmental Science and Tech Korea nology, Autonomous University of Barcelona Bulgaria Embassy of the Rep. of Bulgaria in Korea Korea POSCO TJ Park Foundation Korea Overseas Koreans Foundation Embassy of the Socialist Rep. of Vietnam in Vietnam Korea Korea Arirang TV Korea Korea Malaysia Korea Korea HUFS, Incheon City, World City Expo National Institute for International Educat ion Development Ministry of Higher Education Malaysia Small Business Corporation Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education 30 organizations representing 10 countries

Incheon Metropolitan City Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade Yeosu City National Intelligence Service Italian Cultural Institute Korea Trade Investment Promotion Agency (KO TRA) Korea Research Foundation POSCO TJ Park Foundation Dongdaemun Police Station , , ECIU (3 ) , , (3 )

2. Dormi tory InfLocation ormation

Dormitory Dormitory Location

Capacity

Selection Criteria

Male Female Total Selection Criteria

International Imun-dong 270, Dongdaemu House 303 n-gu, Seoul (Kukje Haksa) San 89, Wangsan-ri, Mohye Mohyeon Haks on-myeon, Cheoin-gu, Yongi 388 a n-si, Gyeonggi-do

359

662

344

732

Selection Criteria: Score (70%) + home to universit y travel distance (30%) Documents: Affidavit of Support, a copy of certificate of resident registration Selection Criteria: examination score and distance from university to home (priority to remote resident s) Documents:1 copy of certificate of resident registration, 3 photographs

Inquiries on Dormitory: English (International) House: 02-2173-2216~8, Mohyun Dormitory: 031-330-4102~3

3. Information on Universit Team/Dept y's Administra tive Services

Function

Contact Information

Scholarship/part-time jobs, Student Center in each cam (Seoul) 02-2173-2134, 2135, 2137, 2138 (Yongin) 031-330-4034 5 ~ welfare/loans pus leave of absence, return fro m absence, drop-out(voluntaComprehensive Academic (Seoul) 02-2173-2112 ry, force), change of major, Service Center (Yongin) 031-330-4024 re-admission College of English 02-2173-2264 College of Occidental Languages 02-2173-2278 College of Oriental Languages 02-2173-2292 Colleges of Social Sciences /International Studies 2-2173-2308 College of Law 02-2173-2318 Inquiries on fields of major, Comprehensive Curriculum College of Business and Economy 02-2173-2328 signing up for classes; scholService Center College of Education 02-2173-2338 arships; minors; dual-majo (each respective College of Humanities 031-330 -4077 r; secondary major, etc. college staff) College of Interpretation & Translation 031-330-4063 College of Central & East European Studies 031-330 -4073 College of Languages & Literature 031-330 -4077 Economics & Business 031-330 -4073 College of Natural Sciences 031-330 -4077 College of Information & Industrial Engineering 031-330 -4073 Division of International Sports & Leisure 031-330-4063 Teachers Certification ProgComprehensive ram Academic Services Student exchange programs, International Exchange overseas training programs Various certificates (enroll One-stop Service Center ment/graduation etc) Tuition (Seoul) 02-2173-2338 (Yongin) 031-330 -4063 02-2173-2063 ~4 (Seoul) 02-2173-2152 5 ~ (Yongin) 031-330 -0114

~ Treasury Team of each cam (Seoul) 02-2173-2184 6 pus (Yongin) 031-330-4044

4. Directions to Campuses
<Seoul Campus>
Location: Imun-dong 270, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul, Korea Subway: Line No. 1, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (Subway Station) Blue Bus: 261, 147, 273, 120 Green Bus: 1222, 1215

<Yongin Campus>
Location: San 89, Wangsan-ri, Mohyeon-myeon, Cheoin-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do Subway: Bundang Line Seohyeon Station -Bus: 1500-2, 1500 (app. 40 minutes) 1500-2, 1500 Bus Stops:Hansin APT, Imaechon, Seohyeon, (LG eclat building next to Pungnim I-want) Deluxe Bus: 1117, 1113, 1500, 1005, 1005-5, 1500-2, 1303 Bus: 60, 20, 15

Affidavit of Support

[Financial Sponsor's Affidavit of Support] Applicant's Personal Information Name: Korean) Chinese Characters) English) Surname First Name Nationality:

Alien Registration No: Indicate the person or organization that will sponsor your tuition fees and living expenses. Name: _______________________ Relationship: ___________________________ Occupation: (If the person is a sponsor) ___________________ Address: ________________________________________________________________ Phone No.-----------------: _________________-________----------

* I hereby guarantee that I will be responsible for the above-named applicant's tuition fees and living expenses for the duration of the whole program.
Name: ______________________________ Signature: __________________________ Date:_________ /_________ /__________ (Month) (Day) (Year)

To: President of HUFS

Affidavit of Voluntary Cancellation of Admission

Personal Information of Applicant
Admission Group Applicant Number Korean Resident ID (Alien Registration N o.) Korean Resident ID (Alien Registration N o.) Div/Dept , College of: _____________ Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (HUFS) Name Contact Informati on Contact Informati on (Tel) (C.P) -

I, with personal details as mentioned above, hereby confirm that I am voluntarily giving up my right of enrollment at HUFS, despite being admitted for academic year 2009, for reasons described below.

Reason (Check off the relevant box and describe reason)

Admission to University of Preference Others (University Name) (College/Div/Dept)

Attachment: copy of ID (passport) of legal guardian and applicant - 1 copy each

Date: YY/MM/DD Guardian (Parent): Applicant:

(Signature) (Signature)

This affidavit must be filled by all admitted students (including wait list admission) who are giving up enrollment out of their own will. A signed copy must be submitted by fax to HUFS first (02-2173-3366), then to the admissions administration team (02-2173-2074~6) followed by a phone call confirmation. Additionally, the student must send the original copy with the attachment, via postal delivery.