(10) Incomplete or incorrect documents may lead to application rejection or failure in the Selection Committee, and scholarship revocation even after entry into Korea.
(11) Any grantee that quits the program after s/he entering Korea, should refund all scholarship; airfare for coming into Korea, monthly stipend, Korean language training expenses, etc.
(12) A grade transcript should contain a description of the school grading system. And if the applicant class rank or percentile is not stated in the transcript, you should submit an additional official certificate issued by your school to prove that your academic achievement.
(13) Any documents written in languages other than Korean or English should be submitted along with notarized translation in Korean (or English). Any transcripts and certificates of (expected) graduation issued must have the apostille certificate attached or undergo the consular legalization process. (See Apostille Certificate Submission Guide “Appendix 2”)