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    Regular Admissions December 21–26, 2,617 Students Selected

    • 12/21/2012
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      Jeonbuk National University (JBNU) will select outstanding applicants through regular admissions from December 21 through 26.

     

      JBNU will select a total of 2,617 applicants through this regular admissions: 1,275 in Group A and 1,342 in Group B. Because unregistered slots from early admissions were carried over to the regular admissions, the number of openings increased by 572 from the originally planned 2,045.

     

      Applications for both Group A and Group B will be accepted from December 21 through 26, and will be conducted online only via UwayApply Co., Ltd. (http://www.uwayapply.com).

     

      The practical skills tests for the Arts and Physical Education fields, held in Group B of the regular admissions, will take place next year on January 22 at 9:00 AM. Final successful applicants will be announced on January 29 at 2:00 PM via the Admissions Information website (http://enter.jbnu.ac.kr).

     

      No documents are required for Group A in the regular admissions. However, for Group B, since high school records are taken into account, applicants who did not consent to online provision of their school records, or who graduated from high school before February 2007, must submit a copy of their school records.

     

      CSAT score weighting for the humanities is Korean Language and Foreign Language 30% each, and Mathematics and Inquiry 20% each. For the natural sciences, Mathematics and Foreign Language are weighted 30% each, and Korean Language and Inquiry 20% each. For the Divsion of Public Science (formerly Faculty of Convergence Autonomous Major), Korean Language and Foreign Language are each weighted 35%, Mathematics 20%, Inquiry 10%, etc. The newly established School of International Studies this year will weight Foreign Language 40%, Korean Language 30%, Mathematics 20%, and Inquiry 10% respectively.

     

      When Mathematics Type A and Type B are considered together, examinees who took Mathematics Type A will have 10% added to their CSAT standard score. Humanities programs are excluded.



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