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Jeju National University Announces Increased Enrollment for 2025 Regular Admissions

KO YONG-CHUL Reporter / Updated : 2025-01-01 06:52:19
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Jeju City, South Korea – Jeju National University has announced an increase in the number of students it will admit for the 2025 academic year through its regular admissions process. The university will be accepting applications for both the Na and Da groups from January 31 to February 3.

A total of 939 students will be admitted, a significant increase of 258 students compared to the initial announcement. The Na group will admit 475 students, while the Da group will admit 464 students.

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Increased enrollment: The university has increased the number of students it will admit in various programs, including medicine, education, engineering, and humanities.
Application process: Applications will be accepted exclusively through the Uwayapply website. Supporting documents should be submitted by February 9.
Diverse programs: The university offers a wide range of programs, catering to various interests and career paths.
Admission schedule: Admission results will be announced on February 7, and the enrollment period will be from February 10 to 12.
Jeju International University: In addition, Jeju International University is also accepting applications for its 2025 regular admissions until January 3.

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