1. Foreigners can apply. Generally, there are basically medical majors in Seoul, such as Seoul, Yanshi and Koryo. Those who want to study medicine don't accept students, so you can only apply for a university where medicine is not particularly good.

2. If you want to enroll in this major, you must have at least Grade 5 in Korean and IELTS 6.0 or above.

For those of you who apply for the school, our agency can answer any questions you need, but we really can't tell you what kind of materials you need in detail. Every school is different. Letters of introduction from undergraduate professors or department heads are required, not one. Two letters and three letters are necessary. Your previous internship experience, or any awards you have won in medicine, will help your application.

There is no entrance exam for medical students. It depends entirely on your materials or telephone interview.

Korean is used in Korean universities, but all technical terms are in English. So you should know how to do it.

6. Postgraduates in Korea are all two-year programs. There are no international students in the internship. The netizen is right, but it does not depend on the relationship between the tutor and the hospital, but on your relationship with the tutor.

7. I'll introduce you to the agent of Quanzhou University. You can break up with him. Jeonju University, a school where people work, is a complete mess. International students basically don't attend classes, just work to make money. You'd better choose a university in Seoul.

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