Kwangwoon University Selected for University Contribution Support Project for High School Education for 12 Consecutive Years

- Plans to Implement Transparent and Fair University Admission System -

Kwangwoon University has been selected for the 'University Contribution Support Project for High School Education (Type I)' organized by the Ministry of Education for 12 consecutive years (2013-2024).

The project aims to support universities’ fair and transparent admission processes and active collaboration in response to changes in high school curriculum, and it comprehensively evaluates universities on the basis of ▲enhancing the fairness and accountability of university admissions, ▲reducing the burden on applicants, ▲strengthening the student selection function and enhancing professionalism, and ▲ linking high school education.

Kwangwoon University will receive government funding as it has been selected for 12 consecutive years since the establishment of the University Contribution Support Project for High School Education in 2013. The funding is set to be finalized in July.

Over the years, Kwangwoon University has been recognized for its contributions in ensuring the fairness of university admissions by enhancing the operation and reliability of evaluations, solidifying the education and training system for admission officers and related staff, conducting research on admission process improvement, and establishing consultative bodies with high schools and metropolitan and provincial education offices to support the high school credit system.

Moon-seok Kim, Dean of Admissions at Kwangwoon University, said, "With this selection, Kwangwoon University plans to implement a transparent and fair university admission system by strengthening the foundation of admission fairness, rationally operating the opportunity balance system, simplifying and rationalizing the admission process, and enhancing the provision of information related to admissions."