SUNY Korea

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4) English Proficiency Test Score

- TOEFL : A minimum TOEFL IBT score of 80 must be met. (Score report ro FIT NTC. Code:2257)

*FIT does not accept MyBest Score,

- IELTS Academic 6.5 or above

- ACT English 19 or above

- SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (New Exam) 480 or above

- PTE Academic 53 or above

- DUOLINGO English Test (DET) 105 or above

*Important Notice

- All original test score documents must be submitted through testing agency

- Students without English Test Scores may apply through Provisional Admissions

- SUNY Korea School Code: TOEFL 7499/SAT 7442/ACT 7029

5) Application Fee: KRW 57,224 or USD 50

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Complete the SUNY Korea StonyBrook Application Online

1. Required (Online)

1) High School Transcript in English (or GED)

- Students who passed GED are advised to submit SAT/ACT test scores or additional supplementary documents

- SAT/ACT test scores required for students from the United States

2) Personal Statement in English

- 650 words or less

- Template: https://goo.gl/FstxwT

3) Recommendation Letter – English or Korean

- Must be processed through online application with a full name and an email address of the reference. (The template will be automatically sent to the recommender)

- Reference cannot be a blood relative, SUNY Korea staff, faculty, or teachers from private academies

- Template: https://goo.gl/wu9KUF

4) English Proficiency Test Score

- TOEFL (Internet based) 80 or above

- IELTS Academic 6.5 or above

- ACT English 19 or above

- SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (New Exam) 480 or above

- PTE Academic 53 or above

- DUOLINGO English Test (DET) 105 or above

*Important Notice

- All original test score documents must be submitted through testing agency

- Students without English Test Scores may apply through Provisional Admissions

- SUNY Korea School Code: TOEFL 7499/SAT 7442/ACT 7029

5) Application Fee: KRW 57,224 or USD 50

2. Optional (Online)

1) Essay in English

- Students may choose one or multiple topics from 5 topics.

- 250 - 650 words per topic

- Template: https://goo.gl/LDQ17c

2) Supplementary Documents in English

- Additional academic supplementary documents besides high school report grades: AP/IB, etc.

- Additional extracurricular documents: Awards, Certificates, etc.

· Provisional admission

- Eligibility: Students that meet all the requirements of general admission besides English Proficiency score.

- Applicants requirement: Applicants required to mark (Provisional Admission) on online application

- After being admitted to Provisional admission, students are required to take English courses (IEC) and has to meet all the requirements of the program.

- Inquiries regarding the Intensive English Center(IEC): iec@sunykorea.ac.kr

· Important notice

- All submitted documents will be reviewed, before application status will be considered “Received”

- Admissions review will commence only after all required documents and the application fee have been submitted

- Admission review process generally lasts 4-6 weeks, however it may differ by individuals.

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SUNY Korea Graduate School Application Guidelines

1. Application Process

* Online Application

‐ www.sunykorea.ac.kr

‐ Application Address:

‐ Both application and payment must be complete to process.

‐ Hard copy of required documents must be submitted to Academic Team, SUNY Korea

‐ Application fee by wire transfer. (USD $100 or 114,448 KRW / Non-Refundable)e by a credit card or wire transfer.

2. Deadlines

* Fall Admission (begins in September): June 30

* Spring Admission (begins in March): January 15

3. Admission Requirements

M.S. degree

‐ A Bachelor’s degree from 4-year university in Korea (or outside)

‐ Has equal or higher educational background approved by law

‐ Official test scores (80 or higher of TOEFL iBT / 6.5 or higher of IELTS)

‐ CS ∙ MEC: Degree in a science, engineering, or mathematics is required

Ph.D. degree

‐ A Master’s degree from 4-year university in Korea (or outside)

‐ Has equal or higher educational background approved by law

‐ Official test scores (90 or higher of TOEFL iBT / 6.5 or higher of IELTS)

‐ CS ∙ MEC: Degree in a science, engineering, or mathematics is required

4. Required Documents

‐ Online Application submission, sunykorea.ac.kr/apply/424

‐ Two official transcripts (English)

‐ Official test scores (TOEFL iBT or IELTS)

‐ Three recommendation letters (Online or specified form)

‐ Official GRE scores

* All documents should be original and in English. All required documents must be sent directly to our department. (Recommendation letters can be submitted online)

* Official test scores and GRE scores must be submitted through the official institution

→SUNY Korea Institution Code: TOEFL iBT 7499 (Graduate School) / GRE 7177

* Please write applying program on mail (SUNY Korea M.S. / SUNY Korea Ph.D.)

* A201, Academic Building, Graduate Admissions, SUNY Korea, 119 Songdo Moonhwa-ro, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, Korea, 21985

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SUNY Korea Graduate School Application Guidelines

1. Application Process

* Online Application

‐ www.sunykorea.ac.kr

‐ Application Address:

‐ Both application and payment must be complete to process.

‐ Hard copy of required documents must be submitted to Academic Team, SUNY Korea

‐ Application fee by wire transfer. (USD $100 or 114,448 KRW / Non-Refundable)e by a credit card or wire transfer.

(USD $100 / Non-Refundable)

2. Deadlines

* Fall Admission (begins in September): June 30

* Spring Admission (begins in March): January 15

3. Admission Requirements

M.S. degree

‐ A Bachelor’s degree from 4-year university in Korea (or outside)

‐ Has equal or higher educational background approved by law

‐ Official test scores (80 or higher of TOEFL iBT / 6.5 or higher of IELTS / no subsection score under 6.0)

‐ Any major can apply

- A minimum undergraduate grade point average of 3.00/4.00.

Ph.D. degree

‐ A Master’s degree from 4-year university in Korea (or outside)

‐ Has equal or higher educational background approved by law

‐ Official test scores For the Ph.D. program the minimum score for TOEFL is 90 and the overall score of 7.5 with no subsection below 6.5 for IELTS.

‐ Any major can apply

4. Required Documents

‐ Online Application submission, sunykorea.ac.kr/apply/424

‐ Two official transcripts (English)

‐ Official test scores (TOEFL iBT or IELTS)

‐ Three recommendation letters (Online or specified form)

‐ Official GRE scores

* All documents should be original and in English. All required documents must be sent directly to our department.

(Recommendation letters can be submitted online)

* Official test scores and GRE scores must be submitted through the official institution

→SUNY Korea Institution Code: TOEFL iBT 7499 (Graduate School) / GRE 7177

A Statement of Purpose(SoP) describing the applicant’s relevant past experience and immediate and long-term goals.

For master’s program, your statement of purpose must include your focus area: Global Technology Management or

Digital Technologies in Disaster Risk Reduction. (Please state your focus area at the top of the personal statement page).

For Ph.D. program, the statement of purpose should describe hos the type of research that students expect to conduct while in the program relates to one of the department’s research areas.

* Please write applying program on mail (SUNY Korea M.S. / SUNY Korea Ph.D.)

* A201, Academic Building, Graduate Admissions, SUNY Korea, 119-2 Songdo Moonhwa-ro, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, Korea, 21985

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SUNY Korea Graduate School Application Guidelines

1. Application Process

* Online Application

‐ www.sunykorea.ac.kr

‐ Application Address:

‐ Both application and payment must be complete to process.

‐ Hard copy of required documents must be submitted to Academic Team, SUNY Korea

‐ Application fee by wire transfer. (USD $100 or 114,448 KRW / Non-Refundable)e by a credit card or wire transfer.

(USD $100 / Non-Refundable)

2. Deadlines

* Fall Admission (begins in September): June 30

* Spring Admission (begins in March): January 15

3. Admission Requirements

M.S. degree

‐ A Bachelor’s degree from 4-year university in Korea (or outside)

‐ Has equal or higher educational background approved by law

‐ Official test scores (80 or higher of TOEFL iBT / 6.5 or higher of IELTS)

‐ AMS: A bachelor's degree in mathematics, a natural science, engineering,

an applied science, or a social science with a strong mathematics background.

Ph.D. degree

‐ A Master’s degree from 4-year university in Korea (or outside)

‐ Has equal or higher educational background approved by law

‐ Official test scores (90 or higher of TOEFL iBT / 6.5 or higher of IELTS)

‐ AMS: A bachelor's degree in mathematics, a natural science, engineering,

an applied science, or a social science with a strong mathematics background.

4. Required Documents

‐ Online Application submission, sunykorea.ac.kr/apply/424

‐ Two official transcripts (English)

‐ Official test scores (TOEFL iBT or IELTS)

‐ Three recommendation letters (Online or specified form)

‐ Official GRE scores

* All documents should be original and in English. All required documents must be sent directly to our department.

(Recommendation letters can be submitted online)

* Official test scores and GRE scores must be submitted through the official institution

→SUNY Korea Institution Code: TOEFL iBT 7499 (Graduate School) / GRE 7177

* Please write applying program on mail (SUNY Korea M.S. / SUNY Korea Ph.D.)

* A201, Academic Building, Graduate Admissions, SUNY Korea, 119 Songdo Moonhwa-ro, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, Korea, 21985

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Complete the SUNY Korea FIT Application Online

1) Admissions Essay
Your essay should answer the following questions:
- What makes you a perfect candidate for FIT?
- Why are you interested in the major you are applying to?
The essay is also your chance to tell us more about your experiences, activities and accomplishments. (750 words OR Less)
‐ If you are a transfer student, you will need to submit information about your in-progress courses,
including course name and numbering and the name of the school you are currently attending Please include a brief reason of transfer in your admissions essay.

2) School Transcripts
‐ High School Transcript
‐ College Transcript (*if applicable)
You must upload a scanned copy of your transcript(s) to the SUNY Korea FIT online application. In addition,
you are required to have all official secondary and post-secondary transcripts sent directly from your schools to FIT NYC.
Transcripts may be sent by mail or hand-delivered in the sealed envelope to the address below.

FIT New York Admissions Address

Fashion Institute of Technology
Office of Admissions, Room C139
227 W. 27th St.

FIT will only accept academic documents that have been officially attested (bearing the stamp and signature of the Registrar or
designated officer) and placed in a sealed envelope by the issuing institution or awarding authority.

The Admissions office will accept electronic transscipts from the following approved vendors:

- Parchment / Credential Solutions

- SUNY Counselor Connect

- National Student Clearinghouse

- Naviance by Hobsons

Students need to have their transcripts verified by a member of the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES),
excluding students in possession of a Korean high school transcript or high school transcripts from an English-based (United States, Canada, Britain, Australia, etc.)
curriculum including international schools regardless of country or location.

(3) English Proficiency Test Score

A current TOEFL, IELTS, PTE, or DUOLINGO score is required. You must submit an electronic copy of your English proficiency test score to complete

your application. In addition, you must arrange for your official score reports to be sent directly from the testing agency to SUNY Korea or FIT NTC.

1) DUOLINGO English Test: A minimum score of 105 must be met. (Score should be reported to both SUNY Korea and fashion Institute of Technology(SUNY). It is free to send test results.)

2) TOEFL : A minimum TOEFL IBT score of 80 must be met. (Score report to FIT NTC. Code:2257)

*FIT does not accept MyBest Score.

3) IELTS : A minimum band score of 6.5 in the academic module must be met. (Score report to FIT NTC)

4) PTE : A minimum score of 53 must be met. (Score report to FIT NTC)

* The score must be no more than two years old from the date of anticipated enrollment.

* For information about scheduling the DUOLINGO English Test and obtaining score reports, visit https://englishtest.duolingo.com/

* For information about scheduling the TOEFL exam and obtaining score reports, visit www.ets.org/toefl In the U.S. you may call 1.609.771.7100.

* For information about scheduling the IELTS and obtaining score reports, visit www.ielts.org

* For information about scheduling the PTE and obtaining score reports, visit www.pearsonpte.com

Waiver Requirements

- Applicants who have completed an English composition course at a college in the U.S. are not exempt from taking the TOEFL, IELTS, Duolingo, or PTE.

- The English proficiency test requirement can be waived for those who have completed four full-years of education in high schools

where the medium of instruction is English, regardless of country or location (excluding ESL).

- National of an applicant or possession of residency in English-speaking country does not waive applicant from submitting the English proficiency test scores. The waiver will solely depend on applicant's high school records.

SlideRoom *$10 submissionfee charged by SlideRoom will occur

- Getting Started
You must have a SUNY Korea application reference number to use FIT's SlideRoom Portal.
Your student number will be assigned once SUNY Korea FIT Admissions processes your submitted application.
If you have not yet applied to the college, you will find instructions on How to Apply http://www.sunykorea.ac.kr/page/process
on the SUNY Korea FIT web site.
If you applied more than two weeks ago and have not yet received your application reference number,
contact SUNY Korea FIT Admissions at fit@sunykorea.ac.kr

1. What is your SUNY Korea FIT application reference number?
(Your SUNY Korea FIT application reference number is 9 characters long)
- EXAMPLE: 123456789
*Your portfolio will be returned to you for correction if an incorrect or incomplete number is submitted.
2. First Name
3. Last Name

Applicant Information
1. Have you previously attended college? (Include previous studies at FIT, both degree and non-degree)* This question may have follow-up questions.
2. By submitting your portfolio, you agree to the following:
“The work I am about to submit as my portfolio submission for admission to FIT is my own work.
I am the sole creator of this original work and have not misrepresented others' work or ideas as my own.
I understand that, if I am offered an admission and it is later learned that my portfolio submission is not my sole creation,
the offer of admission may be revoked. Or, if I am already enrolled, I may be dismissed from the college."

Fashion Design AAS Essay
Please respond thoughtfully and note that your answers do not replace the essay that you are required to submit as part of your FIT/SUNY application.
1. In 250 words or less, provide an example of when your point of view differed from a teacher or employer during an evaluation of your performance.
How did you handle the situation?
PORTFOLIO - Please review portfolio requirements for the Fashion Design AAS program prior to submitting your portfolio.

PROJECT ONE: Mix-and-Match Designs (3-6 images)
1. Create a mood/inspiration page for the following mix-and-match designs. The mood page should include an image(s) that has inspired you to create the designs in number 2 below. Include a short written explanation of how the designs have been inspired by the mood page image(s) and list the destination and season of the year when your designs will be worn.

2. Draw original garment designs in color using the medium of your choice. Show mix-and-match separates that work together.
- Design a jacket
- Design a top (use the top twice, once on each figure)
- Design a pant
- Design a skirt
Sketch the designs in color on two figures. Include back views of the garments on an additional figure or as a flat sketch. For portfolio submission, scan or photograph actual fabric swatches and identify the fabric on the front of the sketches. Submit 3 to 6 images for this project.

PROJECT TWO: Fashion Design Artwork (4-8 images)
Submit four to eight sketches of your original fashion design artwork on figures. Up to 8 images may be submitted.
1. Draw original designs in color. Use the medium of your choice. Note original artwork can be computer generated.
Design sketches are to be on full-length fashion figures with back views.
2. Include scanned or digital photo of actual 2” x 2” fabric swatches on the front of each sketch. Identify the type of fabric
(e.g. 100% wool gabardine)..
3. Write 2 sentences for each image to explain inspiration or your thought process.

PROJECT THREE: Sewing Project (4-9 photographs)
Submit photographs of two or three garments you have sewn (include front and back views).
Samples are to demonstrate knowledge of construction. Originality, creativity, and design aesthetic are valued.
Clothing is to be photographed on a person or dress mannequin. Garments can be created from commercial patterns or
you can develop your own patterns or drape the design. Garment examples must be sewn. Do not show existing garments
that have just been decorated. Take photographs of the front and back of each garment, a third photograph may be taken to showcase
special details on a garment. Up to nine photographs may be submitted for this project.
Provide 11-23 items. Images (up to 5MB each) and PDFs (up to 10MB each) Login or Sign up to get started.

3. Optional Documents
(1) SAT and ACT Scores
SAT and ACT test scores are not required for admissions purposes. However, they can be used for placement into your English,
Science, and Math classes at FIT. Official score reports must be sent to the FIT NYC Admissions office directly from the testing agency.
Please send your scores by using the FIT NYC school code 2257 for SAT and AP scores, and code 2744 for ACT scores.
- Students who have not taken the SAT or ACT exams will take the mandatory FIT Placement Exams before registering for any English, Math and Science courses.

Please be aware that documents submitted become the property of FIT and will not be returned. This includes official transcripts, test scores and portfolio submissions.

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Complete the SUNY Korea FIT Application Online

1) Admissions Essay
Your essay should answer the following questions:
- What makes you a perfect candidate for FIT?
- Why are you interested in the major you are applying to?
The essay is also your chance to tell us more about your experiences, activities and accomplishments. (750 words OR Less)
‐ If you are a transfer student, you will need to submit information about your in-progress courses,
including course name and numbering and the name of the school you are currently attending Please include a brief reason of transfer in your admissions essay.

2) School Transcripts
‐ High School Transcript
‐ College Transcript (*if applicable)
You must upload a scanned copy of your transcript(s) to the SUNY Korea FIT online application. In addition,
you are required to have all official secondary and post-secondary transcripts sent directly from your schools to FIT NYC.
Transcripts may be sent by mail or hand-delivered in the sealed envelope to the address below.

FIT New York Admissions Address

Fashion Institute of Technology
Office of Admissions, Room C139
227 W. 27th St. New York City 10001-5992

FIT will only accept academic documents that have been officially attested (bearing the stamp and signature of the Registrar or
designated officer) and placed in a sealed envelope by the issuing institution or awarding authority.

The Admissions office will accept electronic transscipts from the following approved vendors:

- Parchment / Credential Solutions

- SUNY Counselor Connect

- National Student Clearinghouse

- Naviance by Hobsons

Students need to have their transcripts verified by a member of the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES),
excluding students in possession of a Korean high school transcript or high school transcripts from an English-based (United States, Canada, Britain, Australia, etc.)
curriculum including international schools regardless of country or location.

(3) English Proficiency Test Score

A current TOEFL, IELTS, PTE, or DUOLINGO score is required. You must submit an electronic copy of your English proficiency test score to complete

your application. In addition, you must arrange for your official score reports to be sent directly from the testing agency to SUNY Korea or FIT NTC.

1) DUOLINGO English Test: A minimum score of 105 must be met. (Score should be reported to both SUNY Korea and fashion Institute of Technology(SUNY). It is free to send test results.)

2) TOEFL : A minimum TOEFL IBT score of 80 must be met. (Score report to FIT NTC. Code:2257) *FIT does not accept MyBest Score.

3) IELTS : A minimum band score of 6.5 in the academic module must be met. (Score report to FIT NTC)

4) PTE : A minimum score of 53 must be met. (Score report to FIT NTC)

* The score must be no more than two years old from the date of anticipated enrollment.

* For information about scheduling the DUOLINGO English Test and obtaining score reports, visit https://englishtest.duolingo.com/

* For information about scheduling the TOEFL exam and obtaining score reports, visit www.ets.org/toefl In the U.S. you may call 1.609.771.7100.

* For information about scheduling the IELTS and obtaining score reports, visit www.ielts.org

* For information about scheduling the PTE and obtaining score reports, visit www.pearsonpte.com

Waiver Requirements

- Applicants who have completed an English composition course at a college in the U.S. are not exempt from taking the TOEFL, IELTS, Duolingo, or PTE.

- The English proficiency test requirement can be waived for those who have completed four full-years of education in high schools

where the medium of instruction is English, regardless of country or location (excluding ESL).

- National of an applicant or possession of residency in English-speaking country does not waive applicant from submitting the English proficiency test scores. The waiver will solely depend on applicant's high school records.

(4) Portfolio - Applicable to Fashion Design applicants ONLY
The Fashion Design portfolio submission consists of three parts: a written essay, two design projects, and a sewing project.

All sketch and garment images for the portfolio submission must be a size that you can scan or photograph easily. Construction
knowledge should be represented in both your design sketches and garment images. Originality, creativity, and design aesthetic are valued.
The Fashion Design program prepares students to excel and flourish in the fashion industry. The philosophy of the program focuses on
individual students’ design development and professionalism.
Through rigorous coursework, students develop their analytical, creative, and intellectual competencies.
The learning environment broadens students’ aesthetics, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills and graduates apply these abilities to
Career opportunities in the evolving global marketplace. The AAS degree builds foundation skills through hands-on and digital methodology
and students examine and implement practical and conceptual design solutions through two-dimensional and three-dimensional techniques
in projects and assignments.

You will submit a short essay, two design projects consisting of 7 to 14 images and a sewing project consisting of 4 to 9 photographs.

SlideRoom *$10 submissionfee charged by SlideRoom will occur

- Getting Started
You must have a SUNY Korea application reference number to use FIT's SlideRoom Portal.
Your student number will be assigned once SUNY Korea FIT Admissions processes your submitted application.
If you have not yet applied to the college, you will find instructions on How to Apply http://www.sunykorea.ac.kr/page/process
on the SUNY Korea FIT web site.
If you applied more than two weeks ago and have not yet received your application reference number,
contact SUNY Korea FIT Admissions at fit@sunykorea.ac.kr

1. What is your SUNY Korea FIT application reference number?
(Your SUNY Korea FIT application reference number is 9 characters long)
- EXAMPLE: 123456789
*Your portfolio will be returned to you for correction if an incorrect or incomplete number is submitted.
2. First Name
3. Last Name

Applicant Information
1. Have you previously attended college? (Include previous studies at FIT, both degree and non-degree)* This question may have follow-up questions.
2. By submitting your portfolio, you agree to the following:
“The work I am about to submit as my portfolio submission for admission to FIT is my own work.
I am the sole creator of this original work and have not misrepresented others' work or ideas as my own.
I understand that, if I am offered an admission and it is later learned that my portfolio submission is not my sole creation,
the offer of admission may be revoked. Or, if I am already enrolled, I may be dismissed from the college."

Fashion Design AAS Essay
Please respond thoughtfully and note that your answers do not replace the essay that you are required to submit as part of your FIT/SUNY application.
1. In 250 words or less, provide an example of when your point of view differed from a teacher or employer during an evaluation of your performance.
How did you handle the situation?
PORTFOLIO - Please review portfolio requirements for the Fashion Design AAS program prior to submitting your portfolio.

PROJECT ONE: Mix-and-Match Designs (3-6 images)
1. Create a mood/inspiration page for the following mix-and-match designs. The mood page should include an image(s) that has inspired you to create the designs in number 2 below. Include a short written explanation of how the designs have been inspired by the mood page image(s) and list the destination and season of the year when your designs will be worn.

2. Draw original garment designs in color using the medium of your choice. Show mix-and-match separates that work together.
- Design a jacket
- Design a top (use the top twice, once on each figure)
- Design a pant
- Design a skirt
Sketch the designs in color on two figures. Include back views of the garments on an additional figure or as a flat sketch. For portfolio submission, scan or photograph actual fabric swatches and identify the fabric on the front of the sketches. Submit 3 to 6 images for this project.

PROJECT TWO: Fashion Design Artwork (4-8 images)
Submit four to eight sketches of your original fashion design artwork on figures. Up to 8 images may be submitted.
1. Draw original designs in color. Use the medium of your choice. Note original artwork can be computer generated.
Design sketches are to be on full-length fashion figures with back views.
2. Include scanned or digital photo of actual 2” x 2” fabric swatches on the front of each sketch. Identify the type of fabric
(e.g. 100% wool gabardine)..
3. Write 2 sentences for each image to explain inspiration or your thought process.

PROJECT THREE: Sewing Project (4-9 photographs)
Submit photographs of two or three garments you have sewn (include front and back views).
Samples are to demonstrate knowledge of construction. Originality, creativity, and design aesthetic are valued.
Clothing is to be photographed on a person or dress mannequin. Garments can be created from commercial patterns or
you can develop your own patterns or drape the design. Garment examples must be sewn. Do not show existing garments
that have just been decorated. Take photographs of the front and back of each garment, a third photograph may be taken to showcase
special details on a garment. Up to nine photographs may be submitted for this project.
Provide 11-23 items. Images (up to 5MB each) and PDFs (up to 10MB each) Login or Sign up to get started.

3. Optional Documents
(1) SAT and ACT Scores
SAT and ACT test scores are not required for admissions purposes. However, they can be used for placement into your English,
Science, and Math classes at FIT. Official score reports must be sent to the FIT NYC Admissions office directly from the testing agency.
Please send your scores by using the FIT NYC school code 2257 for SAT and AP scores, and code 2744 for ACT scores.
- Students who have not taken the SAT or ACT exams will take the mandatory FIT Placement Exams before registering for any English, Math and Science courses.

Please be aware that documents submitted become the property of FIT and will not be returned. This includes official transcripts, test scores and portfolio submissions.

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<Undergraduate>
1. Applicants must understand that the application fee is non-refundable. They also understand that this application cannot be processed if it has not been completed per instructions, or if payment is not received and that any knowing falsification or omission of data may result in denial of admission or dismissal. All information submitted is true to the best of my knowledge. I authorize the release of all the information and uploaded documents to SUNY Korea for admission purposes.

2. Applicants with college credits who do not submit college transcripts may be subject to denial of admission, or in dismissal.

3. Admitted applicants must participate in SUNY Korea's Residential College program and fulfill on-campus residency requirement with your class. Failure to comply may lead to an annulment of your admissions.

4. Applicants are responsible for submitting all the required documents (including scholarship/ financial aid application) by the deadline. Also, I understand that SUNY Korea is not liable for any disadvantages in the admission process caused by late submission of application and/or required documents.

5. Applicants accept that SUNY Korea recruits through Admissions Data system by collecting minimal personal information. Personal information is used only for the school registration and is kept confidential. Personal information is used only for academic matters after admission. Personal information includes, but is not limited to, name, date of birth, phone number, email address, home address, and family information.

6. Admitted applicants are required to submit original required and supplementary documents and the application fee is not refundable.

7. Admission policy might change prior to policies of Stony Brook University West Campus.

<Graduate>
1. The applicant (hereinafter referred to as "I") understands that the application fee is non-refundable. I also understand that this application cannot be processed if it has not been completed per instructions, or if payment is not received; and that any intentional falsification or omission of data may result in denial of admission, or in dismissal. All submitted information is true to the best of my knowledge. I authorize the release of all information and uploaded documents to SUNY Korea for admission purposes. 

2. Applicants who do not submit college transcripts may be subject to denial of admission, or in dismissal.

3. I agree that I am responsible for submitting all required documents by the deadline. Also, I understand that SUNY Korea is not liable for any disadvantages in the admission process resulting from late submission of applications and/or required documents. 

4. I understand and accept that SUNY Korea recruits through Hobsons Radius system by collecting minimal personal information. Personal information is used only for the school registration and is kept confidential. Personal information is used only for academic matters after admission. Personal information includes, but is not limited to, name, date of birth, phone number, email address, home address, and family information.

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1. Applicant (hereinafter referred to as "I") understand that the application fee and deposit are non-refundable. I also understand that this application cannot be processed if it has not been completed per instructions, or if payment is not received and that any knowing falsification or omission of data may result in denial of admission or dismissal. All information submitted is true to the best of my knowledge. I authorize the release of all the information and uploaded documents to SUNY Korea for admission purposes.  

2. Applicant with college credits that did not submit the college transcript at the time of admission application submission may result in denial of admission or dismissal.

3. I agree that I am responsible for submitting all the required documents, including scholarship / financial-aid application, by the deadline. Also, I understand that SUNY Korea is not liable for any disadvantages in the admission or scholarship review process caused by late submission of application and/or required documents.  

4. I agree that SUNY Korea recruits' students through Slate system by collecting minimal personal information. Personal information is used only for the school register and is kept confidential. Personal information is only used for academic affairs after the student is admitted. Personal information includes name, Date of birth, Phone number, Email address, Home address, Family information etc.

Annual cost doc170

Korean Cost

1) Tuition: $21,550

2) Program Fees: $2,000

3) Accommodation(Single): ₩3,100,000 / Accommodation(Double): ₩2,000,000

U.S.A. Cost
(※ Only Stony Brook. 2 out of 8 semesters are mandatory)

1) Tuition: $24,180

2) Program Fees: $2,616

3) Accommodation (Meal plan included): $13,500

Please note that the costs for meals, housing, and additional expenses such as US International Health Insurance will be
charged to students while studying at Stony Brook, New York campus

The costs may vary depending on the meal plan, housing options, and other variables.

* Assuming 2 semesters per year. All charges are subject to change without notice.

** Payable to the University. Health insurance is required of all full-time students; waivers are available to domestic students
who already have health insurance. International students must enroll in the International Student Health Insurance Plan;
estimated monthly cost is approximately ￦45,000.

*** Tuition and fees must be paid in US Dollars.

**** Accommodation fee may vary depending on the length of stay.
Deposit of ￦50,000 is refundable when leaving.

***** Tuition payment is made by each semester

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1) Tuition $22,210

2) Program fees $1,200 more >

3) Accommodation (Single): ₩3,100,000

* Assuming 2 semesters per year. All charges are subject to change without notice.

** Payable to the University. Health insurance is required of all full-time students; waivers are available to domestic students
who already have health insurance. International students must enroll in the International Student Health Insurance Plan

*** Tuition and Program fee must be paid in US Dollars.

**** Accommodation fee may vary depending on the length of stay.
Deposit of ￦50,000 is refundable when leaving.

***** Tuition payment and program fee payments are made by each semester

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SUNY Korean Campus Cost

1) Tuition: $21,550

2) Program Fees: $2,000

3) Accommodation(Single): ₩3,825,000 / Accommodation(Double): ₩2,550,000

* Assuming 2 semesters per year. All charges are subject to change without notice.

** Health insurance is required of all full-time students; waivers are available to domestic students
who already have health insurance. International students must enroll in the International Student Health Insurance Plan;
estimated monthly cost is approximately ￦45,000 KRW (42.00 USD) .

*** Tuition and fees must be paid in US Dollars.

**** Accommodation fee may vary depending on the length of stay.
Deposit of ￦50,000 KRW (47.00 USD) is refundable when leaving.

***** Tuition payment is made by each semester

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SUNY Korea’s Scholarship Committee will apply the following scholarship criteria and benefits as a minimum reference standard. External references, attesting to such qualifications as leadership, extracurricular activities, honors/awards, and essays, will also be taken into account.
The criteria may be revised and enhanced upon committee’s decision due to the availability of funds and competitiveness. The number of scholarship recipients may vary each semester depending on availability of funds for each scholarship or from financial aid secured from SUNY Korea.
Please see SUNY Korea Undergraduate Scholarship and Financial Aid Guide for details

'Undergraduate Scholarship' Presidential Scholarship

'Eligibility'	Incoming Freshmen(Evaluated annually)
'Benefits'	- Full tuition and fees - Room and Board
'Requirements'	- High-achieving high school record or equivalent - High achievement on standardized tests - Evidence of leadership, special talents or interests, and other personal qualities demonstrated through extracurricular activities, volunteer work, and other non-academic pursuits

Merit Scholarship

'Eligibility'	Incoming Freshmen(Evaluated annually)
'Benefits'	- Full/Partial Tuition
'Requirements'	- High-achieving high school record or equivalent - High achievement on standardized tests - Evidence of leadership, special talents or interests, and other personal qualities demonstrated through extracurricular activities, volunteer work, and other non-academic pursuits

Shared Prosperity Scholarship

'Eligibility'	International students with citizenship from developing countries (1~2 from each country)
'Benefits'	- Full/partial tuition - Program fees* - Room and Board*
'Requirements'	- High-achieving high school record or equivalent - High achievement on standardized tests - Evidence of leadership, special talents or interests, and other personal qualities demonstrated through extracurricular activities, volunteer work, and other non-academic pursuits * Requires official recommendation from embassy or government

Academic Excellence Scholarship

'Eligibility'	Continuing Students
'Benefits'	BenefitsFull/half tuition
'Requirements'	- Outstanding Academic GPA among graduating class - 15 or more credits earned toward GPA (14 for first semester freshmen) - Evidence of leadership, special talents or interests, and other personal qualities demonstrated through extracurricular activities, volunteer work, and other non-academic pursuits

'Undergraduate Financial Aid' Refugee Support

'Eligibility'	North Korean Refugees
'Benefits'	- Full tuition and fees - Room and Board
'Requirements'	Proof of Refugee Record

Low-Income Support

'Eligibility'	Low Income Status
'Benefits'	- $1000 to full tuition/Semester - Room and board upon review
'Requirements'	Proof of Low-Income Status

※ Any information in the above table is subject to change without notice.

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'Graduate Scholarship' Teaching Assistantships (TA)

'Eligibility'	New or Enrolled Full-time Graduates (TA in 2 courses, 20 hours per week)
'Benefits'	- Full Semester Tuition Waiver (Stipend of 1,000,000KRW/month)
'Selection Standard'	- A Minimum English Score of TOEFL iBT SPEAK 22 or IELTS SPEAK 6.5 - A High GPA - Passing the Internal Evaluation Process

※ Subject to change in compliance with overall teaching assistantship guideline

Research Assistantships (RA)

'Eligibility'	New and Enrolled Full-time Graduates
'Benefits'	- Monthly Stipend and Tuition Discount
'Selection Standard'	- Evaluation of the Professor in Charge of a Research Project

ICT Consilience Creative Program Scholarship

'Eligibility'	Ph.D. students only. Awards limited to 6 students
'Benefits' (Support is available up to three years of enrollment.)	- Full tuition and program fee - Research stipend of 1,000,000 KRW per month  - Opportunities for overseas seminars and joint research
'Requirements'	- Ph.D. students at CS, TPI, and AMS (including M.S. & Ph.D. integrated course) - Must be qualified for admission criteria for Ph.D at CS, TPI, and AMS Evaluated according to internal policy

※ Any information in the above table is subject to change without notice.

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SUNY Korea-FIT Scholarship Committee will apply the following scholarship criteria and benefits.

- External references such as leadership, extracurricular activities, honors/awards, or essay will also be considered.

- The criteria may be revised and enhanced upon committee’s decision due to the availability of funds and its competitiveness.

- The number of scholarship recipients may vary each semester upon the availability of funds for each scholarship secured from SUNY Korea-FIT.

- See SUNY Korea FIT Undergraduate Scholarship and Financial Aid Guide  for details

FIT ScholarshipPresidential Scholarship

Benefits	- Full Tuition - Room (Double only) [Upon Review]
Requirements	- Outstanding academic record in most recently attended school  - High achievement in standardized tests  - Other personal and non-academic qualities
Remarks	- This scholarship maybe renewable upon a review.

Provost Scholarship

Benefits	- $ 7,500 / semester (from tution)
Requirements	- Outstanding academic record in most recently attended school  - High achievement in standardized tests  - Other personal and non-academic qualities
Remarks	- This scholarship maybe renewable upon a review

Merit Scholarship

Benefits	- $ 2,500 ~ 10,000 / semester (from tuition)
Requirements	- Outstanding academic record in most recently attended school  - High achievement in standardized tests  - Other personal and non-academic qualities
Remarks	- This scholarship maybe renewable upon a review.

Encouragement Scholarship

Benefits	- $1,000 ~ $ 5,000 / semester (from tuition)
Requirements	- Competitively outstanding academic record in most recently attended school  - High achievement in standardized tests - Other personal and non-academic qualities
Remarks	- No renewal option

FIT Financial AidLow-Income Support

Benefits	- $1,000 ~ $ 10,000 / semester (from tuition)
Requirements	- Completion of Financial Aid Application   - International : Submission of 1) proof of family relation; 2) proof of refugee record or low-income status - Domestic : Submission of 1) proof of family relation; 2) Certificate of Income and Certificate of National Health Insurance Fee; 3) Certificate of National Basic Livelihood Recipients (Optional)

※ Any information in the above table is subject to change without notice.

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