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IDA Admissions Research Institute Channel: https://youtube.com/@idaida?si=ccW68o... 📨 Email for Story Submissions: [email protected] "How to Get into Medical School: Taught by a Doctor" - Special Appearance by Director Choi Ju-young of Daechi IDA! In today's Practical Counseling Center, we will alleviate the vague anxiety that students and parents may be experiencing amidst the trend of qualitative evaluation in the curriculum-based admissions process being revamped at universities such as Hanyang University, Kyung Hee University, and Konkuk University. Please leave your target university and current concerns in the comments. The Director will answer them personally 💬 🕰️Timeline 00:00 Start 00:03 Introduction of Qualitative Evaluation in the 2028 Curriculum-based Admissions Process 00:30 Case 5: General High School Student with GPA 1.4 and Physics GPA 4.3 01:02 I set my career path to Chemical Engineering; will I get penalized if I change my major? 03:48 The Subject-Based Strategy Just Like Regular Admissions! Office of Education Counseling and Last-Minute Competition Screening Strategies 04:38 The 70% Cut-off Line Asked Directly to a Korea University Admissions Officer 06:13 Chemical Engineering Acceptance Cut-off Prediction (Comparison of 2025 vs 2026 Data) 07:15 Case 6: National 1st Place in Mock Exam Math, Grade 4 in Korean 09:11 Breakthrough for Top Science Students: Yonsei, Korea, and Sungkyunkwan University Essay Exams 11:26 The Absolute Nature of the 30% Regular Admission Score and the Minimum Academic Standards for Early Admissions 12:05 The Reality of Korea University's "4-Sum 8" 13:20 Hanyang University Subject-Based Cut-off, "Study for the CSAT Instead of Writing Reports" 14:38 Frequently Asked Questions from the Field: Recommendations for Performance Assessment Topics 15:58 Story Fact Check: If You Rank 10th in Your Class, Will You Get into Gachon University's Comprehensive Student Record Screening? 18:04 Wrap-up: Survival Guidelines for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Year High School Students