[2022 Early Admission] Inha University Allows Multiple Applications If Schedules Do Not Overlap

Kim Hyun-jung, Director of Admissions, Inha University

Inha University will select 2,672 students, accounting for 68.1% of the total recruitment quota (3,922 students) in the 2022 academic year early admission. The selection method generally maintains last year's admission policy. This year, applicants can apply to multiple admission types as long as the schedules do not overlap.

Among the comprehensive student record screening, the Inha Future Talent admission type remains unchanged, while the School Principal Recommendation admission type from last year has been changed to the Inha True Talent admission type. Unlike last year, applicants can apply freely without a principal's recommendation. Future Talent is selected with 70% document evaluation in the first stage and 30% interview evaluation in the second stage, while True Talent is selected based on 100% document evaluation. Future Talent applicants with outstanding major-related activities and True Talent applicants with excellent basic academic abilities can increase their chances of acceptance.

The regional balance admission type, Student Record Screening (Regional Recommended Talent), selects students based on 100% academic records. Minimum CSAT (College Scholastic Ability Test) requirements are applied. It operates as a principal recommendation admission type, with a recommendation limit of 7 students per high school regardless of the academic track. The minimum CSAT requirements have also been relaxed. In particular, the number of students selected through academic record screening at universities located in the metropolitan area has increased, and due to the recommendation limit, the competition rate may decrease.

The essay admission type combines essay scores (70%) and academic records (30%) in a comprehensive evaluation. This year, 485 students will be selected, and among metropolitan universities, Inha University has a relatively high proportion of admissions through the essay type. The scope of the math essay for natural sciences has changed, excluding geometry, probability, and statistics subjects from the scope. Applicants can practice past exam questions and analyze the scope on the admissions office website. Early admission applications will be accepted from September 10 to 14.

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