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- Contents for counseling: Korean language class, campus life, matters related to university entrance.
- Counseling hours: Mon-Fri 13:00-17:00
- Students who want consultation should email or call the teacher in charge in advance to sign up for the service. (Contact info of the teacher in charge will be informed at the opening ceremony).

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- After-school cultural activity: watching performances, cultural experiences, field trips offered for applicants to provide access to a more variety of Korean culture.
- Detailed schedules and application date: available on the hand-out given at the opening ceremony
- Fee for sign-up: around 10,000-20,000 KRW, depending on the contents of the activity.

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-Who can join: Intensive Program students
-Where and when to join clubs will be notified at the beginning of the semester.
-Club membership fee: 12,000 KRW.

* Capacities for the number of members for each student club differ. Club member recruiting might close early if enough number of members are recruited earlier than expected.

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- How to apply: Apply for a Dowoomi (Korean tutor) to your teacher after the semester begins.

* Not all applicants may be matched with a Dowoomi, depending on the number of applicants for the program.

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When the course begins, students can apply for the ID card by submitting a facial photo to their teacher. With the ID card, students can benefit from the followings:

*Student ID card for Intensive Program: access to university library, book check-outs / access to University Health Service Center (at private expenses) / access to university Fitness center and Swimming pool (at private expenses).

*Student ID card for Short-term Program: access to university library (book check-outs are not allowed) / University Health Service Center (at private expenses) / Fitness center and Swimming pool (at private expenses).