Let's Prepare for College Entrance Together... Gwangjin-gu to Hold Admission Concert on the 21st

Interactive Briefing Session with Admission Experts and Prestigious University Students at District Office Auditorium... First 400 Entrants on the Day Allowed, Opportunity to Hear the Latest Admission Information

Gwangjin-gu (District Mayor Kim Kyung-ho) will hold the 'Post-2025 College Admission Preparation, Gwangjin Admission Concert' on the 21st at the district office auditorium, targeting over 400 high school students and parents.

This admission concert is organized under the theme of 'Preparing for College Admissions After 2025' to help students systematically prepare for the changing admission system. Part 1 features a 'Special Lecture by Admission Experts,' and Part 2 includes 'Lively Admission Stories from Alumni of Prestigious Universities.'

In Part 1, Lee Man-gi, director of the Uway Admission Research Institute and an admission expert, will be invited to provide clear explanations covering key topics such as ▲ the 2024 College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) and college admission trends ▲ strategies to prepare for college admissions changes after 2025.

Following this, Part 2 will feature four current students from Seoul National University, Yonsei University, and Korea University across various departments sharing their experiences and serious admission stories. This is an opportunity to hear valuable experiences such as ▲ My Admission Success Story ▲ Tips I Consider Essential for College Admission Success.

After the thematic presentations, there will be a Q&A session to address questions related to career paths and college admissions of interest.

Admission to the event is limited to the first 400 attendees on the day of the event.

Kim Kyung-ho, Mayor of Gwangjin-gu, stated, “I hope this briefing session will help resolve questions about career paths and admissions, bringing students closer to their desired goals,” and added, “We will continue to provide generous support to create the optimal educational environment for nurturing future talents.”

Gwangjin-gu is conducting various admission briefings to enhance educational competitiveness.

In August, it held the ‘Gwangjin Customized 1:1 Counseling’ for the 2024 college admission early decision preparation, and in September, a ‘High School Admission Briefing’ focusing on the introduction of the high school credit system and changes in the college admission environment was successfully completed. In December, a ‘1:1 Counseling for Regular Admission Preparation’ will be prepared for high school seniors to help resolve admission concerns.

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