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Hello! I really want to be accepted for the undergraduate scholarship, I have perfect grades in high school, perfect SAT and TOEFL scores. However, I didn't win any awards in high school, do you think that will stop me from being accepted?
Hi! KAIST is highly competitive as the available seats are not many, and there are literally thousands of applicants every intake from all over the world. Most of them probably have perfect grades, SAT, and TOEFL scores too; but I would suggest you strengthen your profile based on the course you want to pursue! Take certifications, courses on the related subjects, join projects, competitions, etc that would put you higher than the other thousands of competitors :) Good luck!
I've already thought about everything you said, but I'm already finishing high school and I think it's too late to think about it. However, I do volunteer work and teach math classes a few times a week, maybe that would help me?
The Undergraduate KAIST application for 2024 intakes are closed already, but the 2025 March intake should be open around March/April/May this year 😊 Graduate applications for 2024 September intake will open in March though!
Each university might have different prompts for their application essays, so make sure you pay attention to them and answer the question(s) asked. Write about your passions, values, and experiences that have shaped you. The mantra for a good essay is "show, don't tell!" My admission consulting services offer personalized guidance in crafting impactful essays. Let me know if you're interested!😁
@@intuition_krAs I applied and rejected from KAIST with 98.6% in high school. So I think the essays may be the reason. Could you help me out with this?
