• Yearly: February for the 1st semester, August for the 2nd semester - Official notice during vacation months.
• Online enrollment is available per schedule as announced by the Admin Department on the school website.
• Online enrollment: Log in on the student portal system of the school website.
• Returning students should apply to return to school on the student portal system or visit the departmental office in person. They should make sure that they are assigned to a class within the department after returning to take any course.
• Inquiries about programs on the student portal system031-467-4790

• Contact 031-467-4700 (Request consulting by connecting with each department’s office)
• Scope of Credits
  • Enrolled students up to the year 2018: 15 credits (12 credits for the last semester) ~ 24 credits.
  • Freshmen in the year 2019 and after: 15 credits (12 credits for the last semester) ~ 21 credits.
• Intensive major course students: at least 10 credits (8 credits for the last semester).
• Course enrollment should be based on the currently operating curriculum.
• Liberal arts courses have limited capacity per class. Inquiries for liberal arts courses Vocational Education Innovation Center 031-467-4552~4
• Re-enrollment applies to students who take a course again after obtaining grade F, provided that they do not exceed the maximum credits per semester.
• Students can change the enrollment information themselves during the registration period at the department office for major or liberal arts classes only, according to the guidance of the assistant professor during the official changing period.

• STEP 01

  Student

  Consulting about course enrollment with the professor in charge
  (professor who teaches the major subject)

• STEP 02

  Student

  Enrollment via the college website
  (Student portal site ？ Academic administration) : Professional academic affairs
  (Student portal site ？ Academic intensive major course) : Intensive course

• STEP 03

  Student

  Students should verify their course enrollment application at the student portal site.

Applications may be submitted to the department office within 4 weeks after the start of a course, after the official changing period has expired.

Course enrollment cannot be changed arbitrarily. Students wishing to change their enrollment must have a specific reason for doing so, such as a change in the timetable or closure of a class.7

• STEP 01

  Student

  Receive the change application form at the one-stop service center of the department office

• STEP 02

  Professor in charge

  Confirmation

• STEP 03

  Student

  Obtain confirmation from the professor in charge or the dean of the department before submitting the application form to the one-stop service center.

• STEP 04

  One-Stop Service Support Office

  Enrollment changed as per the application form submitted.

• STEP 05

  Student

  Students should verify changes in course enrollment at the student portal site.

Students should submit the application form within 90 days of the start of the class.

• STEP 01

  Student

  Receive the application form to abandon enrollment at the one-stop service center of the department office.

• STEP 02

  Professor who teaches the subject

  Confirmation

• STEP 03

  Student

  Obtain confirmation from the professor in charge or the dean of the department before submitting the application form to the one-stop service center.

• STEP 04

  One-Stop Service Support Office

  The subject on the application is handled as “Unapproved”.

• STEP 05

  Student

  Students should verify the “Unapproved” status for enrollment of the subject at the student portal site.

Students whose graduation has been delayed are not allowed to enroll for classes online and are consequently required to visit the department office to fill out the application, which should be submitted to the service center. Payment of tuition fees is required to complete the procedure.

• STEP 01

  Student

  Consult the assistant professor about the credits required for graduation at the department office and fill out the course enrollment form by hand.

• STEP 02

  Student

  Submit the form to the one-stop service center.

• STEP 03

  One-Stop Service Support Office

  The center will input the enrollment details into the system and issue a bill for tuition fees to the student.

• STEP 04

  Student

  Pay the tuition fees at the designated bank or to the college finance team.

• Students whose grades are C+ or below can apply to re-register for the subject concerned within the scope of the credits for registration.
• Applications for re-registration can be made at the internet website for registration.
• When the student obtains the required grade after re-registering for a subject, the previous grade will be deleted from the report record and excluded from calculation of the student’s average grades for the relevant semester.

• Eligibility: Registered students
• Credits: Up to 9 credits are allowed while in school.
• Credit recognition : Credits taken in the Summer/Winter semesters are only included in the credits related to graduation (excluded in the grading for the regular semester).
• Closed class : Classes with fewer than 10 students will be closed.
• Refunds for closed/abandoned classes : Paid tuition tees will be refunded according to the College’s policy.

• STEP 01

  Student

  Print out the class registration and bill for tuition fees from the student portal site.

• STEP 02

  Student

  Pay the tuition fee at the bank.

Please contact the department office and address any inquiries to the team in charge.