Myongji College March 2027 international admission: first-round applications due Sept. 30
Myongji College’s first-round application period for its March 2027 special admission track for international students ends September 30. This article summarizes the character of the Korean junior college and the document, interview, and admission-result schedule.

Key Points
- Myongji College is accepting first-round applications through September 30 for its March 2027 special admission track for international students outside the regular enrollment quota.
- The application and document-submission deadlines are different.
Myongji College is accepting first-round applications through September 30 for its March 2027 special admission track for international students outside the regular enrollment quota. The application and document-submission deadlines are different. Online applications close September 30, but documents may be submitted through October 7.
First-round interviews are scheduled for October 15–16, and admission results will be announced October 23. Tuition payment is scheduled for October 28–30. For students who could not apply in the first round, second-round online applications run November 9–20, with documents due by November 27.
What kind of institution is Myongji College?
Myongji College is a Korean junior college located in Seodaemun-gu, Seoul. Korea’s junior colleges focus on vocational and practical education and train graduates for associate-degree-level qualifications; their degree structure and period of study differ from those of typical 4-year bachelor’s programs. The college states that its educational direction is to cultivate practice-oriented professionals for the era of the 4th Industrial Revolution.
Applicants should compare not only a college’s name or location but also the length of study, curriculum, degree awarded at graduation, and proportion of practical training in their desired department. The special admission track for international students is an outside-the-quota track distinct from Korea’s regular early admission process, so applicants must use the international admissions notice and the dedicated online application channel.
How does the first-round admission process work?
Applications are submitted online through the dedicated admissions site for international students. After completing the online entry, applicants must submit the documents designated by the college by October 7. Because the interview follows about a week later, applicants staying overseas should enter an email address and phone number where they can be reached accurately so they do not miss notices on the interview method and time.
After admission results are announced on October 23, the tuition-payment period begins soon afterward. The college has announced a schedule under which the standard certificate of admission will be issued from December 1 onward. Applicants preparing visa procedures that require the admission certificate should manage the admission announcement, enrollment, and issuance of the admission certificate as three stages in one continuous schedule.
What applicants should check now
Before applying, applicants should check the international admissions guidelines for nationality, academic-background and Korean-language requirements, and whether each department requires an interview. After entering the application, they should not rely only on uploaded files, but separately verify which original or authenticated documents must be submitted and their arrival deadlines. For inquiries, applicants can use the international admissions phone number provided by Myongji College’s Global Education Team: 02-300-1298.
Applicants considering the second round can secure more preparation time by starting now to obtain and translate academic documents. Second-round admission results are scheduled for December 11, and tuition payment is scheduled for December 16–18.
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