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Background:
There are actually many ways if one wants to study at a South Korean university. Some apply through their university and go study as an exchange student. Those not studying at a university pay the fee neccessary to study – around 40 000 SEK a year for 4 semesters with Blueberry, not including housing or air fare.
Korean adoptees (KADs) have one more option: scholarship available for KADs through various South Korean NGO:s (Non governmental organizations).
The links below will get short explanations and at least for InKas there will be a quick guide on how to apply for different scholarships – because InKas is where I applied for my scholarships.
Don’t let the long to-do list scare you away. These scholarships are worth around 10 000-15 000 SEK. Paying various small fees, putting together your references and a letter of introduction should be worth it, don’t you think?
*update
InKas received less economic support from the Korean government and the scholarship available is therefore only 50% of the school fee compared to 100% from before. Yonsei University is 30% compared to 70 % from before.
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