Busan Catholic University Offers Learning Support Program for Prospective Freshmen Until the 15th

Enrollment Available According to Major Characteristics by Department

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yang Hee-jung] Busan Catholic University (President Father Shin Ho-cheol) is conducting a "Pre-Enrollment Basic Learning Support Program" to strengthen basic academic skills for about 170 prospective freshmen who have been admitted through early admission until the 15th.

The Admissions Office of Busan Catholic University (Director Professor Won Seong-hyun) received applications last month for seven courses including △ Everyday English △ Native English Conversation △ Basic Biology △ Basic Chemistry △ College Life and Writing △ Computer Graphics △ Computer Skills, allowing prospective freshmen to take courses suited to their major's characteristics. Students who meet the completion requirements can earn 1 credit per course, up to a maximum of 2 credits, before enrollment.

Director Won Seong-hyun of the Admissions Office emphasized, "Freshmen entering university often face the greatest academic difficulties in their first year because they cannot quickly adapt to the changes in the educational environment between high school and university. This program is designed to help students minimize trial and error after enrollment so they can focus on their studies."

Meanwhile, Busan Catholic University plans to hold the "Felicita Camp" from the 15th to the 17th for about 150 prospective freshmen to help them adapt to school life.

Busan Catholic University has been highly evaluated for exemplary operation of university admission processes centered on high school life, high school-university linkage programs, and academic enhancement programs for enrolled students. Since 2014, it has been selected for six consecutive years as a university participating in the High School Education Contribution University Support Project. This year, it is investing in admission processes centered on high school education, including high school-university linkage programs, with a budget exceeding 1 billion KRW.

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