Interview 40 → 50%, Essay 70 → 80%
Planned Selection of 2,093 Candidates in Early Admission

Hankuk University of Foreign Studies will select 2,093 students in the 2024 academic year early admission. This year, the interview evaluation weight in the Comprehensive Student Record Screening will be increased from 40% to 50%, and the essay test weight in the Essay Screening will also be raised from 70% to 80%.


By admission type, 382 students will be selected through the Principal's Recommendation Screening, 484 through the Comprehensive Student Record Screening (Interview Type), 34 through the Comprehensive Student Record Screening (SW Talent), 516 through the Comprehensive Student Record Screening (Document Type), 191 through the Equal Opportunity Screening, and 486 through the Essay Screening. All admission types allow multiple applications.


The Principal's Recommendation Screening selects successful candidates based on 100% student record grades. For the Seoul Campus, applicants must have a combined grade of 4 or less in two subjects among Korean, Mathematics, English, and Inquiry (Social Studies/Science, one subject), and a grade of 4 or less in Korean History. For the Global Campus Humanities division, applicants must have a grade of 3 or less in one subject among Korean, Mathematics, English, and Inquiry (Social Studies/Science, one subject), and a grade of 4 or less in Korean History.


[2024 Early Admission Special] Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Strengthens Emphasis on 'Interview' in Student Record Comprehensive Screening and 'Essay' in Essay Screening View original image

For the Global Campus Natural Sciences division, applicants must have a grade of 3 or less in one subject among Korean, Mathematics, English, and Science Inquiry (one subject), and a grade of 4 or less in Korean History. The maximum number of recommendations per school is 20, but the Seoul Campus and Global Campus are each limited to 10.


The Comprehensive Student Record Screening is divided into Interview Type and SW Talent Screening, and Document Type and Equal Opportunity Screening. In the Interview Type and SW Talent Screening, the first stage selects candidates for interviews based on 100% document evaluation, selecting three times the number of candidates. The final selection combines 50% document evaluation from the first stage and 50% interview evaluation from the second stage. The weight of the interview evaluation in the second stage has been increased from 40% last year to 50% this year. The Document Type and Equal Opportunity Screening select candidates solely based on 100% document evaluation without interviews.


In the Interview Type and SW Talent Screening, documents are evaluated with weights of 30% academic competency, 50% career competency, and 20% community competency. In the Document Type and Equal Opportunity Screening, the weights are 50% academic competency, 30% career competency, and 20% community competency.

Jeong Seok-o, Director of Admissions, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies

Jeong Seok-o, Director of Admissions, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies

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In the Essay Screening, the weight of the essay test has increased from 70% last year to 80% this year. Accordingly, the student record grade weight has been reduced to 20%. The minimum CSAT score requirement applies only to the Seoul Campus departments. For the LD/LT Department, applicants must have a combined grade of 3 or less in two subjects among Korean, Mathematics, English, and Inquiry (Social Studies/Science, one subject), and a grade of 4 or less in Korean History. For other departments excluding the LD/LT Department, applicants must have a combined grade of 4 or less in two subjects among Korean, Mathematics, English, and Inquiry (Social Studies/Science, one subject), and a grade of 4 or less in Korean History.



The application period for Hankuk University of Foreign Studies early admission is from the 12th to the 15th of this month.


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