Undergraduate
CHAPTER 4 – Admission, Transfer, & Readmission
Article 10 (Admission Period)
The admission period is within 30 days of the beginning of the semester.
Article 11 (Eligibility for Admission)
(i) Are high school graduates or have passed the High School Equivalency Examination
(ii) Have completed twelve years of study abroad
(iii) Are legally recognized as equally qualified as (i) or (ii) above
Article 12 (Application Procedure)
(1) Applicants applying for POSTECH should submit the following documents and pay the examination fee within the specified period.
(i) Application Form (supplied)
(ii) Certificate of High School Graduation or Expected Graduation, or other documents for verification
(iii) High School Academic Records
(iv) Other necessary documents
(2) Documents submitted and the examination fee paid are not returned or refunded.
Article 13 (Admission Appraisal)
Appraisal of applicants is based on the following items: academic standing in high school, academic records, national examination results, and a written examination, the contents of which is determined by POSTECH each year.
(i) SAT score
(ii) High school academic and performance record
(iii) University examination score
(iv) Interview and physical examination
(v) Review of documents
Article 14 (Committee for Fair Admission Administration)
(1) In order to insure fair admission practices, the Committee for Fair Admission Administration has been established.
(2) The above Committee, whose composition, responsibility and operation are separately provided for by the President, is under the direct control of the President and is composed of ten committee members including one committee chairman.
(i) SAT score
(ii) High school academic and performance record
(iii) University examination score
(iv) Interview and physical examination
(v) Review of documents
Article 14 (Required Documents for Admitted Students)
(1) Students admitted to POSTECH should follow all the necessary procedures within the stipulated period.
(2) Admission for students who have not completed all necessary procedures can be cancelled.
Article 15 (Financial Affidavit)
(1) A financial affidavit should be provided by the parents of an admitted student. But when unavoidable, a person other than a parent, who can be fully responsible for tuition payments and personal affairs of the student, can provide the financial affidavit.
(2) If changes are made in the information provided in the affidavit, such changes should be immediately notified to the President.
Article 16 (Transfer)
(1) Transfer students can be admitted in accordance with space available within the student body after following due procedures.
(2) Those wishing to transfer from other universities to sophomore or junior classes at POSTECH should have completed the previous academic semester (e.g., the first semester in case of transfer to the second semester) or should provide verification of educational status equal to or above of such qualification.
(3) When students who have already obtained bachelor’s degrees from other universities are transferred to junior or senior years, they are not counted in the regular student body. But the total number of such students in each concerned grade should not exceed 5% of the class quota, and the total number of such students in each department cannot exceed 10% of the admissions quota.
Article 16-2 (Credit Acknowledgement for Transfer Students)
A course review is made of the courses taken at previous universities, and only those credits of courses required by POSTECH are acknowledged.
Article 17 (Readmission)
When students who have been expelled or dropped out want readmission, they can be readmitted in consideration of available space within the quota of the department and academic year concerned, but those falling into one of the following categories cannot be readmitted:
(i) Those who have already passed the school year as provided in Article 6(2)
(ii) Those who have been expelled due to accumulated academic warnings as stipulated in Article 49(4).
(iii) Those who have been expelled according to Article 50.