수시 모집요강 200% 활용법…"평가 요소·환산 점수 따져라" [입시의 정석] / EBS뉴스 2026. 07. 07

https://home.ebs.co.kr/ebsnews/menu2/... [EBS News] Anchor Seo Hyun-ah High school seniors are now moving beyond their final exams and entering the full-scale journey of 'early admissions.' With the conclusion of these final exams, the school life records—the core of college admissions—will effectively be finalized. Coincidentally, as the early admission guidelines for the 2027 academic year have been released by each university, how one utilizes this vast amount of information will now determine success or failure. We will carefully examine how to find the path most advantageous to you amidst the numerous admission tracks with Mr. Kim Yong-jin from Dongguk University Affiliated Youngseok High School in Gyeonggi Province. The early admission guidelines for the 2027 academic year have now been finalized and are being released. First, could you outline the overall characteristics? Teacher Kim Yong-jin / Youngseok High School, Dongguk University College of Education, Gyeonggi First and foremost, this year's early admissions will select the largest number of students in recent years. In terms of ratios, the 2027 college admissions early recruitment marks the first year that early admissions have exceeded 80% of total selections. In the Seoul metropolitan area, early admissions account for 65.8% and regular admissions for 34.2%, whereas in non-metropolitan areas, early admissions account for 89.5% and regular admissions for 10.5%, indicating a higher proportion of early admissions in non-metropolitan areas. Furthermore, the 2027 college admissions are the last under the 2015 Revised Curriculum. Starting next year, college admissions will follow the 2022 Revised Curriculum, with changes to the GPA system and CSAT subjects scheduled. Anchor Seo Hyun-ah Yes, the proportion of early admissions has surpassed 80%—that is a significantly large share. However, when looking at the admission guidelines for each school, the volume is quite large, and there are often many unfamiliar terms. What should examinees look at first? Teacher Kim Yong-jin / Yeongseok High School, Dongguk University College of Education, Gyeonggi Province The area that students need to pay the most attention to is eligibility requirements. In particular, students from specialized high schools or those residing in rural areas must accurately verify whether they are eligible for the specific admission track. Every year, several students face issues with eligibility due to very minor mistakes at various universities. Next, examine the admission methods and quotas, and specifically check what has changed from the previous year. In fact, the data students refer to most when applying to universities is the previous year's recruitment results. However, if the number of students or the admission methods change, the admission results will also change. The same applies to the presence or ratio of interviews, or changes in the minimum CSAT academic standards. Anchor Seo Hyun-ah Yes, in fact, even within the rolling admissions process, there are various types of detailed tracks. Especially in the case of the Comprehensive Student Record Screening, there are quite a few examinees who feel lost, saying, "I don't really know what criteria they are using to select students." Are there any helpful materials in the rolling admissions guidelines? Teacher Kim Yong-jin / Youngseok High School, Dongguk University College of Education, Gyeonggi Yes, there are. While the structure of rolling admissions guidelines varies slightly from university to university, most include guidance on the document evaluation method. The most common format involves providing information on the admissions process first, and then separately explaining the student record evaluation method in the latter part of the guidelines. However, some universities include the document evaluation guide right within the section explaining the admissions process. Although the format differs, document evaluations generally assess academic competence, career competence, and community competence, don't they? The rolling admissions guidelines explain the weighting for each competence and the detailed evaluation criteria for each. Additionally, some universities provide more detailed information on document evaluation through student record-based admission guidebooks, so it would be beneficial to check the relevant information on the admissions office website of the university you wish to apply to. Anchor Seo Hyun-ah Yes, when you are preparing for rolling admissions and feel a bit lost, one of the first resources you should look to is this website called 'Daehak Eodiga' (Where to Go to College). How is it best to utilize it? Teacher Kim Yong-jin / Youngseok High School, College of Education, Dongguk University, Gyeonggi Province The college admissions information portal 'Eodiga' contains truly useful information and a wealth of ...