u/unordinaryufo

hi,

ive saved up some money to go to america for the first time in my life to go to the education fair that the GKS will host in california.

i was wondering if there will be more participating universities that will go to the college fair. so far i see 3 listed universities (pusan, kyunghee and taejae), and that's it.

i did look at the one education fair that india had like a couple of weeks ago and they had like 15 universities.

i was just wondering if they will increase the universities that will go to this event later on. the event is also in 14 days.

hi i was just browsing and saw this was released today, it seems to be a scholarship that is funded by the government in korea, unlike gks it has limited fields of study and actually a whole lot of it is different. for example, i saw that the personal statement has to be only in korean and some other stuff. feel free to check it out!

p.s i wonder why they advertise these fields of study only

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hi, im curious how the topik registration works in other countries. ive seen other posts and it seems like its competitive to get a seat. im not sure tell me how it is! in the uk they just posted a Google forum and we put our details along with payment and they review your application in under 2 minutes.

hi,

for context ill be applying for the embassy track.

my ex-manager had wrote me a supporting recommendation letter. I mentioned that she can write a general letter without mentioning the university since im under the assumption the embassy will review the supporting recommendation letter and not the university itself(?), but she made 3 letter of recommendations all the same but with the name of the universities are different in each document. now to save me an embarrassing email, do you think it's just possible to include all 3 of the supporting letter of recommendation..?

thank you for taking the time to read this

hi, i think my post is a little bit of a special case but ill try explain it simply. my mother doesn't have a passport. she has a travel document and a resident permit that although while it does specify her nationality, ive researched that travel documents/ a residence permit are a broader substitute document compared to passports, passports they are a globally recognized government issued document. i was wondering if i could just use my birth certificate which specifically states my mothers place of birth and even states my UK citizenship status? thankfully my dad has his danish passport so thats okay lol. but yeah, just mainly curious if i would be able to submit my fathers danish passport and my birth certificate to verify my mothers place of birth. it doesn't state her citizenship on the birth certificate but just provides information that she was born there.