Korea University
Business Administration
“They helped most with my application documents, personal statement and study plan.”
Daniel M. · United States
Tell us about your studies, your Korean and English level and what you want to study. We'll reply with universities that fit you and what it takes to apply.
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The most important decision is choosing universities that fit your grades, your budget and your goal for studying in Korea. Applying only to famous universities that don't match your profile is the most common reason students end up with no offer.
Korean international admission works differently from the US or UK. These three details decide more applications than grades do.
Many universities require paper documents to reach their office by the deadline. Sending them on the last day is too late.
Foreign diplomas and transcripts usually need an apostille or Korean consular confirmation. It can take weeks, so start early.
At some universities you can be admitted without the required Korean level, but you can't start your degree until you reach it.
Apostilles, notarized translations, each university's rules, scholarship forms, the D-2 visa and housing. Our Seoul-based team handles the practical side with you, in Korean, directly with university offices.
Most top universities have closed their spring rounds. These are still taking, or about to take, applications.
| University | Applications | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Kyung Hee University | Round 2: Oct 26 – Nov 6, 2026 | Documents by postmark; arts majors recruit in round 2 only |
| Ajou University | Sep 28 – Nov 20, 2026 | Korean or English track; Ajou's own Korean test accepted |
| Hankuk University of Foreign Studies | Regular Decision: Oct 19 – Nov 20, 2026 | No score required to apply, but you are then interviewed in Korean (English for International Studies); new Songdo open major with 50% tuition + allowance |
| Kyungnam College of Information & Technology | Nov 11 – Nov 25; Jan 4 – Jan 20 | Busan junior college; TOPIK 2; documents only; dorm from KRW 750,000 a semester |
| Kookmin University | Round 2: Nov 9 – Nov 26; Round 3: Dec 7 – Dec 29 | Seoul; TOPIK or a Korean language center certificate |
| Chung-Ang University | Round 2: Nov 16 – Nov 27, 2026 | No score needed for most majors; Korean program after admission |
| Hansung University | Round 2: Nov 23 – Dec 4 | Seoul; documents only; lower tuition; English track with IELTS 5.5 |
| Gachon University | Round 2: Nov 23 – Dec 4; Round 3: Dec 28 – Jan 4 (press reports) | Seongnam, near Gangnam; Korean and English tracks |
| Dongseo University | Round 2: Dec 21 – Jan 3 | Busan; tuition from KRW 3.1M; 50% first-semester scholarship with TOPIK 3 |
| Woosong University | Until Jan 15 (applicants abroad) | Daejeon; SolBridge business programs in English |
| Sungkyunkwan University | Round 2 planned | Dates not yet announced |
Most students first need to know what they can afford and which universities realistically fit.
Tuition, living costs, the visa bank balance and a first-year calculator.
Top, mid-level, affordable and scholarship-friendly universities.
No Korean yet? The route most of our students take.
Career-focused colleges and the new 2026 work-visa route.
Most GKS applicants aren't selected. Apply in the same season to universities with their own scholarships, and a GKS rejection won't cost you a year. (We don't handle GKS applications; we help with the self-funded Plan B.)
Every guide shows when it was last checked against the university's official guideline.
Korea University
Business Administration
“They helped most with my application documents, personal statement and study plan.”
Daniel M. · United States
Yonsei University
Underwood International College
“They explained English-taught programs and international admission in detail, which really helped me choose.”
Emma R. · Canada
Sungkyunkwan University
Global Business Administration
“My documents weren't just filled in. I learned to explain clearly why I want to study this field.”
Oliver B. · United Kingdom
Not sure where you qualify, or worried about documents and deadlines? Our Seoul-based team reads each university's Korean-language guideline and can review your situation with you.