Younger Soldier Forced to Take 'Proxy Suneung'... 20s Who Enrolled in Seoul University Sent to Prosecution in Custody

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[Asia Economy Reporter Lee Jung-yoon] A man in his 20s who entered university by having a junior soldier take the College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) on his behalf during military service has been referred to the prosecution.

On the 3rd, the Seoul Suseo Police Station announced that they had sent Kim Mo (23) to the prosecution with charges including obstruction of official duties by deception.

According to the police, Kim is suspected of having his junior soldier A take the proxy CSAT on November 14 of last year. Based on these scores, Kim was admitted and registered at a university in Seoul, but was expelled in April this year after suspicions of proxy testing arose.

Kim was discharged in March and is currently a civilian. The police applied for an arrest warrant for Kim on the 22nd of last month, and the court issued the warrant, stating that "the case is serious as it undermines the fairness of university admissions."

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