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Charged per-term
TOEFL iBT 80. IELTS Academic 6.
For International Admissions I (neither the applicant nor their parents hold Korean citizenship): a high school diploma or equivalent (GED, homeschooling and cyber-learning qualifications are not accepted), from a school officially authorised by a government institution, completed (or expected, by 28 February 2027) alongside foreign-citizenship requirements for the applicant and both parents. The College of Medicine is accredited by the Korean Institute of Medical Education and Evaluation (accreditation period 1 March 2025 - 28 February 2027). No separate numeric grade bar (e.g. GPA/percentile) specific to Medicine is published in this guide -- admission is holistic (application form, personal statement/study plan, recommendation letter, language proficiency, transcripts, plus a possible interview). A parallel 'International Admissions II' route exists for other applicant categories with its own eligibility rules, not detailed here; the College of Medicine also participates in that route.
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