[2021 Regular Admission Special] Dongduk Women's University, Balanced Scores in All Four Subjects: Korean, English, Math, and Science Advantageous

Jeon Hee-ju, Director of Admissions at Dongduk Women's University (Provided by Dongduk Women's University)

[Asia Economy Reporter Hyunju Lee] Dongduk Women's University will recruit 587 students, accounting for 38.8% of the total recruitment quota, through the regular admission process. Since the number of unregistered students from the early admission process will be transferred to the regular admission, it is necessary to check the final number of recruits on the admissions office website before the application period.

Both the humanities and natural sciences departments consider all four subjects in Korean, English, Mathematics, and the Inquiry area. Therefore, students with balanced scores across all four areas have an advantage.

However, as in the previous year, the humanities department places a higher weight on the Korean subject, while the natural sciences department places a higher weight on Mathematics. The percentile scores of the CSAT are reflected.

For the arts and physical education departments, except for the Curator Department, three areas?Korean or Mathematics (choose one), English, and Inquiry?are reflected equally. In the Inquiry area, the higher percentile score among two subjects is considered.

In the CSAT excellence admission track, both social and science inquiry subjects are allowed in the Inquiry area. Both types A and B of Mathematics are permitted, enabling cross-application. Additionally, compared to other universities, Dongduk Women's University offers more opportunities for changing majors and double majors (including minors), so using cross-application can be a good strategy. However, when applying to natural science departments such as Health Management, Food and Nutrition, Applied Chemistry, Cosmetics, Computer Science, and Information Statistics, a 10% bonus is added to the percentile score if the applicant took Mathematics type A.

For the arts and physical education departments, the reflection ratio of CSAT and practical exams varies depending on the major. Therefore, it is necessary to check the practical exam reflection ratio for the department you are applying to. In particular, the College of Performing Arts, Piano Department, and Orchestra Department have a high practical exam reflection rate of 70%, allowing for confident applications. Although departments with a high practical exam reflection rate decide admission based on the practical exam, applicants with significantly low CSAT scores may be rejected even if their practical exam scores are high.

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