Your team in Seoul

When I first looked into Korean universities, the process was so different from applying in the US that I didn't know where to start.

iBest analysed my grades and activities and helped me find the universities and majors that fit me. They helped most with my application documents, personal statement and study plan.

We checked off, one by one, the things I would have missed on my own, and in the end I was admitted to Korea University's Business Administration program.

If you're an international student thinking about Korea, preparing with people who really know Korean admissions makes a big difference.

I wanted to study in Korea while I was at high school in Canada, but it was hard to find out exactly how to apply from abroad.

iBest looked not only at my grades but at my interests and future plans, and helped me narrow down specific universities and majors. They explained English-taught programs and international admission in detail, which really helped me choose.

We prepared every document and tracked every deadline step by step, and I was admitted to Yonsei's Underwood International College.

I can't wait to start university life in Korea!

Preparing for Korean universities while studying in the UK was harder than I expected, because the UK application system and Korean international admission are so different.

iBest used my subjects, grades and activities to map out where I could apply, and helped me build a strategy connected to my major.

What I valued most was that my documents weren't just filled in. I learned to explain clearly and consistently why I want to study this field and where I want to go next. I was admitted to Sungkyunkwan University's Global Business Administration.

For students who don't know Korean universities, understanding the whole process is the most important thing.