Admissions
On Campus Scholarship
Students are held to the same scholarship standards. To receive any on-campus scholarships (Merit-based Scholarship and Need-based Award):
BBA students must earn 15 credits during the assessment period and must not receive an “F” letter grade.
The academic year consists of two assessment periods, one in the spring and one in the fall. Each assessment period is in the form of a fifteen-week semester followed by an additional six-week inter-session semester (six weeks in the summer for the spring semester, six weeks in the winter for the fall semester).
MERIT-BASED Scholarship
Students are selected based on their academic performance, character, and contributions to their peers through participation in school activities. All levels are categorized according to the four core values of the school's founding philosophy: Self-Reliance, Decency, Implementation, and Collaboration. The scholarship amount is determined accordingly, covering 100%, 2/3, 1/3, or 1/6 of the tuition fee.
Selection Criteria: Academic performance (60–70%) + recommendation scores (school activities, department head, etc.)
- Based on semester-specific scholarship allocation per enrollment
- Eligible: 15+ credits, GPA 3.0+, no “F” or withdrawals
- Final decision: GPA (85%), collaboration, leadership, character
- Character score is evaluated by faculty based on personality, service, and contribution, following departmental guidelines
Need Based Scholarship
Competition : When students achieve outstanding results in various internal or external competitions, a one-time special incentive will be awarded based on the nature of the competition and the level of achievement, categorized into six tiers ranging from USD 50 to USD 300
- Internal Competition Awards: Scholarship set by internal review
- External Awards: Scholarships for top 3 by level (A–E)
Work and Service Scholarship : PART-TIME JOB OPPORTUNITIES ON CAMPUS
Students admitted to WSUK on a full-time basis are eligible to apply for a variety of part-time job opportunities on campus after their first semester of studies. Students may work a maximum of 40 hours per month. Positions range from research assistant, office assistant, residence assistant, library assistant, writing center tutor, stationery assistant, and others.
WSUK offers seasonal part-time job opportunities in the summer and winter intersessions and study break periods. Such positions include: peer-group leader, admissions assistant, camp assistant, and others.
WOOSONG Scholarship
Scholarships are provided by the Woosong Education Foundation in accordance with its selection criteria.