• Besides great opportunities to become a global leader, many scholarships are available to students.
• The number of scholarship beneficiaries is increasing every year; as of the 2010 school year, 66% of enrolled students received 4.1 billion won in scholarship money.

• Merit scholarship: awarded to students with outstanding academic performance.
• National scholarship: awarded to the families of national merits or to the families of North Korean refugees.
• Welfare scholarship: awarded to underprivileged students (the head of a household or to students from distressed families; students with physical challenges; students from a rural area).
• Special scholarship: awarded to student athletes, exchange students (between Yongnam and Honam areas), and to students who continue their study in a graduate school.
• Work-study scholarship (for undergraduate students), teaching assistant scholarship (for graduate school students)

Over 80 scholarships including Yongbong Woosu Scholarship, Yongbong Scholarship, Daeshin Scholarship, and Dongwon Scholarship are available.

The College of Education selects a qualified student and awards this scholarship.

Bio-housing Scholarship, LG Innotek Scholarship, Metropolitan Economy Project Scholarship, and etc.

• Education Capacity Enhancement Project Scholarship: awarded to students who are creative and inspiring rather than just studious.
vKorea Scholarship Foundation Scholarship: National Scholarship (Ⅰ, ⅡTypes), Excellence Scholarship (National sciences or engineering track, Humanities track), Research Scholarship (Humanities or social sciences track), Work-study Scholarship
• KRA Future Farmer Foundation: Future Farmer Scholarship, Farming Family Scholarship

Bio-housing Scholarship, LG Innotek Scholarship, Metropolitan Economy Project Scholarship, and etc.

Gather information, apply for a scholarship

• Receive recommendation from the College
• Wait for a scholarship group to review and select a beneficiary
• Receive a scholarship

scholarship application form (including a personal statement), transcripts, notarized family financial statements (when applicable), and other supporting documents that a scholarship foundation requires.

Financial Aid Department in the Academic Support Office Campus Scholarships (062-530-1103/1075), Korea Scholarship Foundation Scholarships (062-530-1073), Off-campus Scholarships (062-530-1084)