2. Short-term Programs (vacation periods): Winter Program: January 15th
¨C February 20th
Summer Program: July 15th ¨C August 20th
3. Temporary Continuing Education: Students may enter the university
at any time. Related expenses are charged according to how many classes
and activities are attended.
All expenses must be paid in US$ or Chinese RMB.
V. Application Procedure
Required materials:
A. Completed application form (can be downloaded from SNU website:
B. Physical exam record for foreigners (This must be obtained from a
Chinese hospital after a physical examination.)
C. Academic records/transcripts from the last school attended by the
applicant
D. Diploma/equivalent certificate from the school where the applicant
graduated
E. Six passport photos: 6 identical color passport-sized photos less
than three months old, with the applicant¡¯s full name (English and Chinese)
written on the back of each one.
Note: Applicants 35+ years old only need to submit items A, B, and C.
VI. Registration Timetable
¨¹ Registration should take place one week prior to the beginning of
classes. For specific times, please see Notification for Entering School
form.
¨¹ When registering, the student should bring his/her passport, JW202**
form, the Notification for Entering School** form, and payment for tuition/lodging/miscellaneous
expenses (in US$ or RMB).
¨¹ Class times: Monday-Friday
Periods 1 & 2: 8:20-9:50am
Periods 3 & 4: 10:10-11:40am
Periods 5 & 6: 1:30-3:10pm [13:30-15:10pm]
Continuing Ed students usually have 20 contact hours of class per week,
including breaks. Regular university class students usually have 20-28
contact hours per week, including breaks.
** Notification for Entering School and JW202 forms are provided by
the school.
VII. Courses Offered
Elementary Chinese: Listening, Speaking
Intermediate Chinese: Listening, Intermediate Reading (newspaper/magazines/etc.),
Writing
Advanced Chinese: Speaking, Reading (newspapers & magazines), Listening,
Tai Chi (Shadow Boxing), Writing
VIII. Lodging
There are dormitory rooms available at the School of International Education.
Students have the choice of living alone or with a roommate.
¡§ Facilities inside each room: refrigerator, TV, air conditioner, telephone,
wardrobe, desk, table lamp, toilet, shower, Internet connection, cable
television connection
¡§ Public Facilities: kitchen, washing/laundry machine, electric water-heater,
shopping center, caf¨¦s & restaurants, computer room, audiovisual
room, listening lab, extra-curricular activity room (includes ping-pong
table)
Standard Charges:
Single-room: US$8.00/person/day
Double-room (shared): US$4.00/person/day