A. Both use the same textbook and curriculum. Evening classes are 3 hours, while morning classes are 1.5 hours and each evening level is split into two morning levels.

A. There are three sessions each year: Winter (January, 15 weeks), Spring/Summer (May, 15 weeks), and Fall (September, 16 weeks).

A. Registration usually opens about six weeks before the session starts. Early Bird discounts and late registration fees may apply.

A. No. Switching to another class is not allowed.

A. No. Classes are not recorded to protect student privacy.

A. You can request private tutoring with your instructor for $55 per hour.

A. Students must attend at least 70% of classes in order to pass. Paid make-up sessions may be available.

A. If it has been two or more semesters, you will need to take the placement test again.

A. Level transfers may be possible with instructor approval and if space is available.

A. You may retake the same course with a 50% tuition discount. Students may also repeat a level for academic or personal reasons with the same discount.

A. No. Students must purchase the required textbooks separately.

A. Yes. Please contact the program office to request a detailed receipt.

A. Unfortunately, most classrooms are not wheelchair accessible due to the building structure.

A. If you drop before the first class, you will receive a 100% refund minus a $100 processing fee (registration fees are non-refundable). If you drop within 24 hours after the first class, you will receive a 50% refund. After 24 hours, there is no refund.

A. You should take the online placement test, which usually takes about 15–20 minutes.

A. The placement test is administered online by the Sejong Institute in Korea, so technical issues may occasionally occur. If you cannot complete the test, please contact:
online@ksif.or.kr