SAT, the “Student Affluence Test”
Recently, there has been heated debates in regards to the topic of economic standings. In talking about this matter, there are many terms...
Watch: Stories of Three Korean College Students Studying Abroad
Currently, there are more than 200,000 Korean college students studying abroad. Oftentimes, experiencing life in an unfamiliar country can expand a student's mindset and...
UCLA Offering Summer 2016 Korean Language Program for High School Students
For those high school students who are exposed to Korean at home, but desire to learn more about the language, UCLA is offering Summer...
Ride on the Education Wave through LACC Korean Studies Program
The Korean Wave, as the popular distribution and consumption of Korean pop culture is referred to, is especially prevalent in Los Angeles. The City...
Test Your Korean Language Ability
Korean Education Center in San Francisco (KECSF), a supportive organization of TOPIK, is now accepting applications for the test on April 15, 2017. TOPIK will...
Students No Longer Take SAT Korean Subject Test
The number of students taking SAT Korean subject test is decreasing continuously.
According to College Board, the number of high school seniors who took SAT...
South Korea to Ban Selling Coffee at Elementary, Middle, and High Schools
Most likely starting from July, all elementary/middle/high schools will not be able to sell coffee.
On January 25th, according to the Ministry of Food and...
UC Schools Have Started Announcing Admission Decisions
UC schools have started announcing their admissions decisions.
UC Berkeley announced that they have sent out acceptance letters to applicants who were given scholarship opportunities...
Enrollment in Progress for IKEN Online Korean Courses
International Korean Educators Network (IKEN) is now welcoming students online.
IKEN has completed its development of four different levels of online Korean classes and now...
Councilmember David Ryu and LAUSD Board President Steve Zimmer advocate for Children’s College Savings...
Councilmember David Ryu, Council District Four, along with Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) Board President Steve Zimmer, introduced concurrent legislation instructing City departments...
