Gwangju Office of Education to Have Active Teachers Provide Direct Counseling on Regular Admissions

Operation of 'Intensive Counseling Week' from 18th to 23rd

The Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education will operate the 'Intensive Counseling Week for the 2025 Regular Admission' from the 18th to the 23rd at the Gwangju Career and College Admission Support Center counseling room.

According to the Office of Education on the 17th, this week will be conducted for 240 people, including current high school seniors, graduates, out-of-school youth, and parents of these students.

The counseling will be handled by 22 active teachers, including members of the Gwangju College Admission Department Heads Council, Gwangju Career and College Admission Support Group, Korea Council for University Education College Admission Counseling Teachers Group, and Korea Council for College Education Career and College Admission Support Group.

Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education building.

The 2025 college regular admission includes various variables such as an increase in medical school quotas, expansion of the major-free selection system, expansion of the third group for universities located in Seoul, reduction of designated elective subjects, and additional points awarded based on elective subjects.

Due to the expansion of the major-free selection system, some universities have significantly reduced the number of students admitted to existing recruitment units (departments) compared to last year, which also affects examinees who do not apply for the major-free option. Accordingly, the Office of Education recommends preparing by establishing a strategy that suits oneself.

Superintendent Lee Jeong-seon said, "Regular admission is the final gateway for students preparing for college entrance," and added, "We plan to provide various counseling sessions for students applying through regular admission, so we hope many will take an interest and participate actively."

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