Your first week: organize contacts for international affairs, your department and housing

During your first week studying abroad, it's easy to think that one department handles all the work. The contact information regarding admission, course registration, dormitory, and stay may be different, so please organize the contact information separately. Use Study in Korea's study abroad preparation and living information as a starting point, but the order below is a suggestion for adaptation, with actual school orientation guidance taking priority. Check out the first day Learn about school accounts and emails, how to check notices, and student ID issuance procedures. Save the contact information for the international student department, department office, and dormitory. Please check that your name and student number are correct, and if there are any errors, contact the responsible department. task with a deadline Write down registration, course application, submission documents, and required residence procedures on the calendar. Please check the status of your application as reading the online instructions is not the same as completing your application. If the school has a process for group assistance, ask if you are eligible to participate and what you need to do yourself. Creating a foundation for living Walk to the classroom and check out meal, library, health and counseling services. Rather than attending every meeting at once, it's a good idea to carve out time for essential tasks and breaks first. For notices you do not understand, rather than revealing the entire screen, cover up your personal information and ask the department in charge using the exact wording. When you check back after a week to see what you've completed and what's left to do, you can quickly spot small omissions. Sources · Checked: 2026-09-09 Study in Korea · 한국유학 준비 단계 https://cdn.studyinkorea.go.kr/ko/main.do Study in Korea · 생활 및 주거정보 https://cdn.studyinkorea.go.kr/ko/life/livingAndHousing.do