Woosong University, Solbridge
Scholarship
Undergraduate
Scholarships Available here:
1. Admission Scholarships
- Coverage:
30 % to 70 % of tuition for BBA students; up to 100 % in
exceptional cases.
- Initial eligibility:
Based on your English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL) and high school academics.
- Renewal:
Performance-based—renewed each semester according to your CGPA:
- 4.50+
→ 100 % tuition
- 4.25–4.49
→ 70 %
- 4.00–4.24
→ 60 %
- 3.75–3.99
→ 40 %
- 3.60–3.74 → 30 %
2. Merit‑based Scholarship
- Coverage:
Same CGPA-based tiering as above (30 %-100 %) .
- Eligibility:
Must complete 15 credits in the prior semester without any ‘F’
grades
3.
High Academic/IELTS Discount
- Initial scholarships:
40 % tuition for BBA, 50 % for MBA, 70 % for MSMA, or even 100 %
grant for outstanding candidates
- Eligibility:
Exceptional academic marks and high IELTS/TOEFL scores
- Renewal:
Can be extended each semester with strong academic performance
4.
Future Leadership Scholarship
- Coverage:
20 % tuition waiver for high-performing MBA students; 40 % for MSMA
program participants
- Criteria:
Sustained academic excellence during studies
5.
SIS Program (Woosong’s International School) Scholarships
- Coverage:
Up to 70 % off tuition and enrollment fees
- Eligibility:
Based on GPA and English test results
- Scope:
Available for learners in six English-medium international programs across
Woosong.
6.
Independent External Scholarships
List from bachelor's portal
- Global Scholarship Program (GSP) – ₩1,000,000 (≈ USD 770)
- ServiceScape Scholarship – USD 1,000
- Westpac Asian Exchange Scholarship – USD 12,000
- LIFE Scholarship
– USD 3,000
- Moving Mates Scholarship – USD 1,500
(plus several others ranging USD 1,000–12,000)
These are external, merit/need-based
funds accessible by SolBridge students in international business.
7.
In-School Part‑Time Internship Scholarship
- Benefit:
Opportunity to earn a scholarship by working part-time on campus under
internship program.
- Coverage:
Covers a share of tuition; typically allocated to those who meet academic
and enrollment criteria.
- Eligibility:
Must be an enrolled undergraduate/graduate student with approval from the
International Student Service Center
Scholarships
At‑a‑Glance
|
Scholarship Program |
Coverage |
Eligibility |
|
Admission Scholarship |
30 %-70 % (up to 100 %) |
High GPA + IELTS/TOEFL |
|
Merit‑based Scholarship |
30 %-100 % depending on CGPA |
15 credits & no “F” grades +
CGPA tiering |
|
High Academic/IELTS Discount |
40 %-100 % |
Excellent academic record + strong
English skills |
|
Future Leadership Scholarship (MBA/MSMA) |
20 %-40 % |
Strong academic performance in
graduate programs |
|
SIS Program Scholarship |
Up to 70 % |
High GPA + English proficiency for
Woosong’s SIS programs |
|
External Scholarships |
USD 1,000–12,000+ |
Varies (some merit, some
need-based) |
|
Part‑Time Internship Scholarship |
Partial tuition coverage |
Eligible students via campus
internship |
Additional Insights
- Renewal is academic:
For most scholarships, maintaining specific CGPA’s is essential.
- Focus on English tests: IELTS or TOEFL scores significantly boost
eligibility.
- Independent awards are great supplements: External scholarships can bridge any cost gap.
- Work-study option:
The part-time internship scholarship helps financially and builds
experience.
- Apply early:
Many programs have deadlines aligned with admissions (e.g., by June or
December)
Next
Steps
- Assess your profile:
Check your GPA and confirm your IELTS/TOEFL scores.
- Target top-tier scholarships: Aim for Admission or SIS scholarships, as they offer
the highest coverage.
- Supplement with externals: Apply for programs like Westpac or ServiceScape if
eligible.
- Plan for renewal:
Understand CGPA thresholds to retain scholarships semester after semester.
- Contact SolBridge directly: Scholarships may vary annually and often require
direct application via their scholarship office.
Graduate
Scholarships available here:
1.
Admission Scholarship (Graduate)
- Coverage:
30 % to 100 % tuition for first semester; thereafter renewable based on
CGPA tiers:
- 4.5 → 100 %
- 4.25–4.49 → 70 %
- 4.00–4.24 → 60 %
- 3.75–3.99 → 40 %
- 3.60–3.74 → 30 %
- Eligibility:
All applicants to MBA/MS/PhD programs; selection based on academic
records, GMAT/GRE (if submitted), recommendation letters, interviews, and extracurricular.
2.
Merit-Based Scholarship
- Coverage:
Same CGPA-based renewal tiers (30 %–100 %) for semesters after the first
- Eligibility:
Must complete minimum credits (e.g., 9 for Master’s, 36 for MBA) with no
failing grades; GPA-based
3.
Talent Scholarships
- Coverage:
Varies (often 20 %–100 %)
- Eligibility:
Awarded based on nationality, gender, outstanding academic/professional
background (e.g., leadership roles, strong industry experience)
4.
Need-Based Scholarship
- Coverage:
Up to 30 % tuition for one semester (cannot be renewed)
- Eligibility:
Sudden financial hardship documented in the past six months; must maintain
a minimum 3.20 CGPA
5.
Family Scholarship
- Coverage:
Varies; provided when siblings concurrently enroll at SolBridge
- Eligibility:
Evidence of sibling relationship with currently enrolled student; valid
for admission and throughout overlapping study periods.
6.
External Independent Scholarships
Examples include:
- Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) – full/partial funding by Korean government
- ServiceScape Scholarship – USD 1,000
- GSP (Global Scholarship Program) – KRW 1,000,000 (~USD 770) .
- Moving Mates Scholarship – USD 3,000
7.
On Campus Internship / Part-time Work Scholarships
- Coverage:
Partial tuition waivers (amount varies); through approved on-campus
graduate student work/intern roles
- Eligibility:
Enrolled Master's/PhD students, meeting academic and work-study approval
criteria.
Graduate
Scholarship Overview
|
Scholarship |
Coverage |
Eligibility |
|
Admission Scholarship |
30 %–100 % (first sem) + CGPA
tiers |
Holistic review: academics,
essays, interviews, references |
|
Merit-Based Scholarship |
30 %–100 % (renewable) |
Minimum credits & GPA, no F
grades |
|
Talent Scholarships |
Varies (20 %–100 %) |
Nationality/gender/professional
distinctions |
|
Need-Based Scholarship |
Up to 30 % (single sem) |
CGPA ≥ 3.20 + documented financial
need |
|
Family Scholarship |
Partial waiver |
Sibling concurrently enrolled |
|
External Scholarships |
USD 770 – full funding |
Varies by program |
|
Work-Study Internship Scholarship |
Partial waiver |
Eligible graduate students
approved for campus roles |
Additional Insights
- Renewal hinges on CGPA & credits: Maintaining required performance is essential each
semester.
- Holistic admission review: Admission Scholarships evaluate your full profile—not
just grades.
- Need-based aid is limited: Only a one-time award and requires proof of urgent
financial necessity.
- External awards are supplementary: Good to explore GKS or private grants alongside
institutional aid.
- Work-study aids experience: On-campus internship scholarships help financially
while enhancing your CV.
Next
Steps
- Prepare a standout profile: Highlight leadership, career achievements, and strong
references.
- Check deadlines:
Especially for admission and external scholarships (e.g. GKS).
- Maintain academic excellence: To secure renewals each semester.
- Document financial need early: If you plan to apply for need-based aid.
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Eligibility criteria
Undergraduate Admission Eligibility Criteria
1.
Academic Qualifications
- Completion of high school (secondary education)
or equivalent in your home country.
- Applicants must have earned at least a minimum GPA
of 2.5/4.0 or equivalent.
- Official high school transcripts or graduation
certificates must be submitted.
2.
English Language Proficiency (for non-native English speakers)
Applicants must demonstrate
proficiency through one of the following:
|
Test |
Minimum
Score |
|
IELTS |
5.5 or higher |
|
TOEFL iBT |
61 or higher |
|
TOEFL PBT |
500 or higher |
|
Duolingo |
90 or higher |
|
SolBridge English Test |
Acceptable with approval |
Students from English-speaking
countries or who completed their prior education in English may be exempt from
these tests (with supporting documentation).
3.
Personal Statement / Motivation Letter
- A one-page statement explaining your goals, motivation
to study at SolBridge, and career aspirations.
4.
Recommendation Letter
- At least one letter of recommendation from a
teacher, school official, or employer.
5.
Passport Copy
- A valid passport copy is required for visa processing.
6.
Interview
- Applicants may be required to undergo an online
interview with the admissions team to assess communication skills and
motivation.
7.
Application Form & Fee
- Complete the official SolBridge online application.
- Pay the application fee (usually around USD
50–100, subject to change).
Additional
Notes
- Scholarships are automatically considered with the
application—no separate application is needed.
- Students can apply for Spring (March) or Fall
(September) intakes.
- Transfer students are accepted and may receive course
credit after transcript evaluation.
SolBridge Graduate Admission Requirements
1.
Academic Credentials
- A completed bachelor’s degree from a recognized
institution is required for all master’s programs (MBA, MSMA, MSc).
- Applicants must hold at least a C+ GPA
(typically ≥ 2.5/4.0) on previous academic records
2.
English Language Proficiency
- MBA:
IELTS ≥ 6.5 (or equivalent TOEFL/Duolingo)
- MSMA:
IELTS ≥ 6.0
- MSc:
Typically IELTS ≥ 6.0 (check specific program details)
- Non-native English speakers must submit test scores
unless previous education was in English-speaking countries
3.
Work Experience (MBA only)
- Minimum 2 years of full-time professional experience
is mandatory for MBA applicants.
4.
Supporting Documents
- Transcripts
and degree certificates, including certified English translations
and apostilles for non-OECD countries .
- Two letters of recommendation (MBA/MSMA/PhD).
- Resume/CV
required for MBA applicants
- Personal Essay,
typically around 500–1,000 words, explaining your motivations and career ambitions.
5.
Proof of Financial Capability
- Bank statement showing at least USD 16,000 in
personal or sponsor account
6.
Interview
- Shortlisted candidates must attend an online
admission interview with faculty or admissions staff .
7.
Passport & Application
- A valid passport (minimum 2-year validity from semester
start).
Summary
Table
|
Requirement |
Master’s/MBA/PhD |
|
Bachelor’s degree |
Required |
|
Minimum GPA |
C+ or ~2.5/4.0 |
|
English proficiency |
IELTS 6.0–6.5 (varies by program) |
|
Work experience |
≥ 2 years (MBA only) |
|
Transcripts & degree
(apostille) |
Required; certified English
translations |
|
Recommendations |
2 letters (1 for MBA optional 2
may be stronger) |
|
Resume/CV |
Mandatory for MBA |
|
Personal essay |
Typically 500–1,000 words |
|
Financial proof |
Bank statement with ≥ USD 16,000 |
|
Online interview |
Required |
|
Application fee |
USD 50 |
Next Steps
- Double-check your test scores and GPA to ensure program eligibility.
- Prepare strong supporting documents - recommendations, essay, CV.
- Plan your finances
and obtain proof-of-funds early.
- Schedule and prep for your interview - practice business communication skills.
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Undergraduate
Scholarships Available here:
1. Admission Scholarships
- Coverage:
30 % to 70 % of tuition for BBA students; up to 100 % in
exceptional cases.
- Initial eligibility:
Based on your English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL) and high school academics.
- Renewal:
Performance-based—renewed each semester according to your CGPA:
- 4.50+
→ 100 % tuition
- 4.25–4.49
→ 70 %
- 4.00–4.24
→ 60 %
- 3.75–3.99
→ 40 %
- 3.60–3.74 → 30 %
2. Merit‑based Scholarship
- Coverage:
Same CGPA-based tiering as above (30 %-100 %) .
- Eligibility:
Must complete 15 credits in the prior semester without any ‘F’
grades
3.
High Academic/IELTS Discount
- Initial scholarships:
40 % tuition for BBA, 50 % for MBA, 70 % for MSMA, or even 100 %
grant for outstanding candidates
- Eligibility:
Exceptional academic marks and high IELTS/TOEFL scores
- Renewal:
Can be extended each semester with strong academic performance
4.
Future Leadership Scholarship
- Coverage:
20 % tuition waiver for high-performing MBA students; 40 % for MSMA
program participants
- Criteria:
Sustained academic excellence during studies
5.
SIS Program (Woosong’s International School) Scholarships
- Coverage:
Up to 70 % off tuition and enrollment fees
- Eligibility:
Based on GPA and English test results
- Scope:
Available for learners in six English-medium international programs across
Woosong.
6.
Independent External Scholarships
List from bachelor's portal
- Global Scholarship Program (GSP) – ₩1,000,000 (≈ USD 770)
- ServiceScape Scholarship – USD 1,000
- Westpac Asian Exchange Scholarship – USD 12,000
- LIFE Scholarship
– USD 3,000
- Moving Mates Scholarship – USD 1,500
(plus several others ranging USD 1,000–12,000)
These are external, merit/need-based
funds accessible by SolBridge students in international business.
7.
In-School Part‑Time Internship Scholarship
- Benefit:
Opportunity to earn a scholarship by working part-time on campus under
internship program.
- Coverage:
Covers a share of tuition; typically allocated to those who meet academic
and enrollment criteria.
- Eligibility:
Must be an enrolled undergraduate/graduate student with approval from the
International Student Service Center
Scholarships
At‑a‑Glance
|
Scholarship Program |
Coverage |
Eligibility |
|
Admission Scholarship |
30 %-70 % (up to 100 %) |
High GPA + IELTS/TOEFL |
|
Merit‑based Scholarship |
30 %-100 % depending on CGPA |
15 credits & no “F” grades +
CGPA tiering |
|
High Academic/IELTS Discount |
40 %-100 % |
Excellent academic record + strong
English skills |
|
Future Leadership Scholarship (MBA/MSMA) |
20 %-40 % |
Strong academic performance in
graduate programs |
|
SIS Program Scholarship |
Up to 70 % |
High GPA + English proficiency for
Woosong’s SIS programs |
|
External Scholarships |
USD 1,000–12,000+ |
Varies (some merit, some
need-based) |
|
Part‑Time Internship Scholarship |
Partial tuition coverage |
Eligible students via campus
internship |
Additional Insights
- Renewal is academic:
For most scholarships, maintaining specific CGPA’s is essential.
- Focus on English tests: IELTS or TOEFL scores significantly boost
eligibility.
- Independent awards are great supplements: External scholarships can bridge any cost gap.
- Work-study option:
The part-time internship scholarship helps financially and builds
experience.
- Apply early:
Many programs have deadlines aligned with admissions (e.g., by June or
December)
Next
Steps
- Assess your profile:
Check your GPA and confirm your IELTS/TOEFL scores.
- Target top-tier scholarships: Aim for Admission or SIS scholarships, as they offer
the highest coverage.
- Supplement with externals: Apply for programs like Westpac or ServiceScape if
eligible.
- Plan for renewal:
Understand CGPA thresholds to retain scholarships semester after semester.
- Contact SolBridge directly: Scholarships may vary annually and often require
direct application via their scholarship office.
Graduate
Scholarships available here:
1.
Admission Scholarship (Graduate)
- Coverage:
30 % to 100 % tuition for first semester; thereafter renewable based on
CGPA tiers:
- 4.5 → 100 %
- 4.25–4.49 → 70 %
- 4.00–4.24 → 60 %
- 3.75–3.99 → 40 %
- 3.60–3.74 → 30 %
- Eligibility:
All applicants to MBA/MS/PhD programs; selection based on academic
records, GMAT/GRE (if submitted), recommendation letters, interviews, and extracurricular.
2.
Merit-Based Scholarship
- Coverage:
Same CGPA-based renewal tiers (30 %–100 %) for semesters after the first
- Eligibility:
Must complete minimum credits (e.g., 9 for Master’s, 36 for MBA) with no
failing grades; GPA-based
3.
Talent Scholarships
- Coverage:
Varies (often 20 %–100 %)
- Eligibility:
Awarded based on nationality, gender, outstanding academic/professional
background (e.g., leadership roles, strong industry experience)
4.
Need-Based Scholarship
- Coverage:
Up to 30 % tuition for one semester (cannot be renewed)
- Eligibility:
Sudden financial hardship documented in the past six months; must maintain
a minimum 3.20 CGPA
5.
Family Scholarship
- Coverage:
Varies; provided when siblings concurrently enroll at SolBridge
- Eligibility:
Evidence of sibling relationship with currently enrolled student; valid
for admission and throughout overlapping study periods.
6.
External Independent Scholarships
Examples include:
- Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) – full/partial funding by Korean government
- ServiceScape Scholarship – USD 1,000
- GSP (Global Scholarship Program) – KRW 1,000,000 (~USD 770) .
- Moving Mates Scholarship – USD 3,000
7.
On Campus Internship / Part-time Work Scholarships
- Coverage:
Partial tuition waivers (amount varies); through approved on-campus
graduate student work/intern roles
- Eligibility:
Enrolled Master's/PhD students, meeting academic and work-study approval
criteria.
Graduate
Scholarship Overview
|
Scholarship |
Coverage |
Eligibility |
|
Admission Scholarship |
30 %–100 % (first sem) + CGPA
tiers |
Holistic review: academics,
essays, interviews, references |
|
Merit-Based Scholarship |
30 %–100 % (renewable) |
Minimum credits & GPA, no F
grades |
|
Talent Scholarships |
Varies (20 %–100 %) |
Nationality/gender/professional
distinctions |
|
Need-Based Scholarship |
Up to 30 % (single sem) |
CGPA ≥ 3.20 + documented financial
need |
|
Family Scholarship |
Partial waiver |
Sibling concurrently enrolled |
|
External Scholarships |
USD 770 – full funding |
Varies by program |
|
Work-Study Internship Scholarship |
Partial waiver |
Eligible graduate students
approved for campus roles |
Additional Insights
- Renewal hinges on CGPA & credits: Maintaining required performance is essential each
semester.
- Holistic admission review: Admission Scholarships evaluate your full profile—not
just grades.
- Need-based aid is limited: Only a one-time award and requires proof of urgent
financial necessity.
- External awards are supplementary: Good to explore GKS or private grants alongside
institutional aid.
- Work-study aids experience: On-campus internship scholarships help financially
while enhancing your CV.
Next
Steps
- Prepare a standout profile: Highlight leadership, career achievements, and strong
references.
- Check deadlines:
Especially for admission and external scholarships (e.g. GKS).
- Maintain academic excellence: To secure renewals each semester.
- Document financial need early: If you plan to apply for need-based aid.
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Undergraduate Admission Eligibility Criteria
1.
Academic Qualifications
- Completion of high school (secondary education)
or equivalent in your home country.
- Applicants must have earned at least a minimum GPA
of 2.5/4.0 or equivalent.
- Official high school transcripts or graduation
certificates must be submitted.
2.
English Language Proficiency (for non-native English speakers)
Applicants must demonstrate
proficiency through one of the following:
|
Test |
Minimum
Score |
|
IELTS |
5.5 or higher |
|
TOEFL iBT |
61 or higher |
|
TOEFL PBT |
500 or higher |
|
Duolingo |
90 or higher |
|
SolBridge English Test |
Acceptable with approval |
Students from English-speaking
countries or who completed their prior education in English may be exempt from
these tests (with supporting documentation).
3.
Personal Statement / Motivation Letter
- A one-page statement explaining your goals, motivation
to study at SolBridge, and career aspirations.
4.
Recommendation Letter
- At least one letter of recommendation from a
teacher, school official, or employer.
5.
Passport Copy
- A valid passport copy is required for visa processing.
6.
Interview
- Applicants may be required to undergo an online
interview with the admissions team to assess communication skills and
motivation.
7.
Application Form & Fee
- Complete the official SolBridge online application.
- Pay the application fee (usually around USD
50–100, subject to change).
Additional
Notes
- Scholarships are automatically considered with the
application—no separate application is needed.
- Students can apply for Spring (March) or Fall
(September) intakes.
- Transfer students are accepted and may receive course
credit after transcript evaluation.
SolBridge Graduate Admission Requirements
1.
Academic Credentials
- A completed bachelor’s degree from a recognized
institution is required for all master’s programs (MBA, MSMA, MSc).
- Applicants must hold at least a C+ GPA
(typically ≥ 2.5/4.0) on previous academic records
2.
English Language Proficiency
- MBA:
IELTS ≥ 6.5 (or equivalent TOEFL/Duolingo)
- MSMA:
IELTS ≥ 6.0
- MSc:
Typically IELTS ≥ 6.0 (check specific program details)
- Non-native English speakers must submit test scores
unless previous education was in English-speaking countries
3.
Work Experience (MBA only)
- Minimum 2 years of full-time professional experience
is mandatory for MBA applicants.
4.
Supporting Documents
- Transcripts
and degree certificates, including certified English translations
and apostilles for non-OECD countries .
- Two letters of recommendation (MBA/MSMA/PhD).
- Resume/CV
required for MBA applicants
- Personal Essay,
typically around 500–1,000 words, explaining your motivations and career ambitions.
5.
Proof of Financial Capability
- Bank statement showing at least USD 16,000 in
personal or sponsor account
6.
Interview
- Shortlisted candidates must attend an online
admission interview with faculty or admissions staff .
7.
Passport & Application
- A valid passport (minimum 2-year validity from semester
start).
Summary
Table
|
Requirement |
Master’s/MBA/PhD |
|
Bachelor’s degree |
Required |
|
Minimum GPA |
C+ or ~2.5/4.0 |
|
English proficiency |
IELTS 6.0–6.5 (varies by program) |
|
Work experience |
≥ 2 years (MBA only) |
|
Transcripts & degree
(apostille) |
Required; certified English
translations |
|
Recommendations |
2 letters (1 for MBA optional 2
may be stronger) |
|
Resume/CV |
Mandatory for MBA |
|
Personal essay |
Typically 500–1,000 words |
|
Financial proof |
Bank statement with ≥ USD 16,000 |
|
Online interview |
Required |
|
Application fee |
USD 50 |
Next Steps
- Double-check your test scores and GPA to ensure program eligibility.
- Prepare strong supporting documents - recommendations, essay, CV.
- Plan your finances
and obtain proof-of-funds early.
- Schedule and prep for your interview - practice business communication skills.