[skinnyuna]

I'm currently at a community college but want to transfer to a korean university, ewha to be precise. Does anyone have any info on how I could achieve this? Advice?

[delacroix]

Ehwa is the best woman's uni in Korea.
I have a friend who goes there, and she got into one of easier programs...
and even that was a hard task for her (shes a pretty smart girl from well-to-do family)
but yeah, if you want to transfer to Ehwa from community college,
especially without knowledge in Korean language (assuming youre not Korean),
I'll say your luck is pretty grim.

[skinnyuna]

Ehwa is the best woman's uni in Korea.
I have a friend who goes there, and she got into one of easier programs...
and even that was a hard task for her (shes a pretty smart girl from well-to-do family)
but yeah, if you want to transfer to Ehwa from community college,
especially without knowledge in Korean language (assuming youre not Korean),
I'll say your luck is pretty grim.

actually, I am completely fluent in the Korean language.
do you actually know anything besides that your friend went there and she's a pretty smart girl from a well-to-do family?

[HtyPotter]

Have you checked their website about the transferring/application process? I would think that would give you the information you need. Although I VERY much doubt they're going to accept most or any of the credits that you have earned so far.

What delacroix said is true, it is a very competitive university. There's no guarantee that anyone in particular will get in, but do what you can do and then cross your fingers. Not sure what else anyone here can do to help.

[delacroix]

actually, I am completely fluent in the Korean language.
do you actually know anything besides that your friend went there and she's a pretty smart girl from a well-to-do family?

She pulled a little trick;
Theres this thing called 외대 in all Korean universities.
Think of it as School of Foreign Languages.
Her dad was expat at Poland so she lived there for couple years,
and she studied German, and got into Ewha with that.
I'll tell you though, 외대 is kinda looked down upon since
kids who lived abroad can easily get into it as if they were cheating,
and even with knowledge in foreign language, you still need strong marks etc.

[skinnyuna]

thanks.
It is a really great school. Its like my dream. *crosses fingers*