Sahmyook University, "Scholarship per Student 3.91 Million KRW... 3 Consecutive Years Ranked No.1 in the Capital Area"
[Asia Economy Reporter Han Jinju] Samyook University (President Kim Ilmok) announced on the 1st that "it paid the highest amount of scholarships per student among universities in the metropolitan area (Seoul, Gyeonggi, Incheon) last year, ranking first for three consecutive years following 2019 and 2020."
According to the 'August 2022 University Information Disclosure Results' recently released by the Ministry of Education and the Korea Council for University Education through University Alimi, Samyook University's average annual scholarship per enrolled student in 2021 was 3,912,563 KRW. Among general universities in the metropolitan area with over 5,000 enrolled students (including both national/public and private universities), this is the highest amount.
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This amount is approximately 580,000 KRW more than the national average scholarship of 3,335,000 KRW per student at general and education universities, and about 620,000 KRW more than the metropolitan area university average of 3,298,000 KRW. Considering that Samyook University's average annual tuition fee last year was 7,748,262 KRW, more than half of the tuition is supported through scholarships. Samyook University currently operates over 60 types of scholarship programs.
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