Songgok University

Songgok University, formerly Chuncheon Information College, is a private university around Gangchon Station, Chuncheon, South Korea.

The university was founded in 2003 and is associated with the Songgok Foundation, which is behind Songgok Foundation Girls' Middle School and Songgok High School. The university has had financial stability, given the foundation behind it, growing and evolving over the years to match the changing demand for higher education in most parts of South Korea. It has a student-friendly environment, with a dormitory and shuttle bus service linking Seoul, Chuncheon, and Gangchon Station, guaranteeing unrestricted access for both local and international students. Songgok University has gained high recognition for providing quality education, and it received an A-grade evaluation for the teacher training program that was carried out in 2014.

University Profile

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University Name	Songgok University
Year Established	2003
Governing Type	Private (Not for Profit)
Student Body	Co-education
Highest Degree	Bachelors
Campus Type	Urban

Location

The university is located in Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do. Find the address and map of the university below.

Address	34 Songgok University Road, Namsan-myeon, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do, South Korea

Contact

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Phone	(033) 260-3600
Fax	(033) 261-4592
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Admission Info

The admission process at Songgok University involves the submission of academic records and other necessary documentation. For international students, additional requirements such as proof of Korean language proficiency may apply. The university provides a supportive environment for students transitioning into higher education, with services like academic advising and housing facilities.

Accepts International Students	Yes
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Scholarship and Financial Aids

Songgok University offers various scholarships to both domestic and international students. These include merit-based awards for academic excellence and need-based financial aid to support students from underprivileged backgrounds. The university also provides conditional general financial support as part of its efforts to enhance access to education.

Programs and Courses

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