Overview
- Summer and winter sessions aim to offer students a chance to obtain credits during vacations for course repetition and early graduation.
Open to
- It is open to students in the second year or above. However, as for College of Development of Future Talents, they may apply for summer/winter session even in the first year.
Credit Limits Per Session
Course
- 1. Liberal arts, 101 courses and major courses in the regular semester of the concerned academic year that 10 or more students take.
- 2. Courses which fall under the following are not offered:
- A course grading either pass or fail
- Among courses requiring experiment or practical/field training, if a professor is unable to deliver a lecture by him or herself and a course requires borrowing facilities.
- Courses needed to be open in a summer/winter session may be offered with approval from the president of the University in advance.
- You may complete a summer/winter session in a credit exchange program. In this case it shall be processed in accordance with the policy on recognized exchanged credits.
Course Registration and Tuition Payment
- 1. Period
- To be advised in each semester
- 2. Tuition Fee
- To be advised in each semester
- 3. How to Register a Course
step 2Click on “Summer/Winter session – course registration and tuition payment” and log in
step 3Click on “Summer/Winter session – course registration”
step 4Select courses with 9 credits in maximum
- 4. How to Pay Tuition
step 1Access to KNU Website
step 2Click on “Summer/Winter Session Enrollment and Course Registration” and log in
step 3Click on “Print your tuition bill for summer/winter session
step 4Pay the tuition at KB Kookmin Bank or wire-transfer to a virtual account (before the closing time of bank)
Other
- 1. Credits you obtain from summer/winter session are included in credits for graduation.
- 2. Grading is made in the same manner as the regular semester.
Relevant Policies
- Paragraph 1, Article 6-2 of the KNU Regulations and Regulation on Operation of Summer/Winter Sessions