Study Abroad Budget: Check the tuition fee for your major rather than the average tuition fee

Study in Korea's study abroad expenses guide provides average tuition by school type and major. The average is a reference to understand the overall size and is not an estimate of how much you will pay. Since fees vary by university and course, you should check the official tuition information and bill for the semester you are applying for. Also distinguish between annual and semester amounts. Create budget items Write down the application fee, tuition, textbook/practice costs, housing costs, insurance, and living expenses. If you study a language first, calculate the training period cost and the degree program cost separately. It's easier to figure out when to prepare cash by separating large amounts you need initially, such as a deposit, from your monthly expenses. Include scholarships in the budget carefully Mark confirmed scholarships separately from those you still plan to apply for. Do not remove essential expenses from your budget merely because you hope to receive a scholarship. Check whether you must pay first and receive support later, or whether the award is deducted from the bill. Read the conditions for continuing support in the next semester. payment arrangements Check the official school information for payment currency, account, transfer fee, and deposit confirmation method. Please consider the processing time for international transfers and it is best not to make your first attempt on the registration deadline. Also plan for currency fluctuations and unexpected documentation and travel costs. If there is a possibility of early cancellation or postponement of admission, it is recommended that you check the refund criteria and application procedures in advance. Sources · Checked: 2026-09-09 Study in Korea · 유학경비 https://www.studyinkorea.go.kr/ko/plan/abroadExpenses.do