Hey there! I'm Fatin, and you're reading my journey :)

So.... If you stumble upon this article, I guess you must be interested in Ewha, the prestigious womans university in South Korea. Yup, you read it right! It is written as "womans" instead of "women," a nod to the university's history that began with a single student while also emphasizing the independence of its female students.

But don’t worry—you can dive deeper into its history once you’re officially an Ewha student! For now, let’s focus on helping you take your first step.

Step 1️⃣: Find out your area of interest

"You should study AI!" "You should do arts!"

STOP! Since Ewha offers a wide range of majors, each with different requirements and documents' deadline, you might want to take your time and explore the full details to find one that aligns with how you envision your studies.

For example, if you look closely, only majors marked with * are taught in English, while others are in Korean. Be sure to check each track carefully to find the best fit for you. The requirements for each track are as follow:

English track: TOEFL iBT 80, IELTS 6.0, completion of high school education conducted entirely in English

Korean track: TOPIK Level 4 and above

Of course, this is just one of the many examples of the differences in qualifications depending on the type of major you are applying for. You may visit the International Student Affairs' official website for further information through the link: http://isa.ewha.ac.kr/

Step 2️⃣: Study the required documents

Organizing documents can be a headache due to the completely unfamiliar process, so let walk through this step together!

If you visit the provided link above, you will be able to download the "Admission Guide" pdf file. There, Ewha has already listed down all the important documents needed for your application. To put it into summary:

• Four applications related forms (including the scholarship application form) for undergraduate students, and five for graduate students.
• Certificate of (expected) Graduation and Official Transcript of Academic Records
• Language Proficiency Test Score Reports or Certificates
• Passports (both applicant and parents)
• Legal document verifying relationship between applicant and parents
• Supplemental Materials (optional)

You may find the five application related forms in one click at the "Forms" section: