Join us for our virtual Info Session! Info Session 1 : 11am, Tuesday, February 3rd (KST) Info Session 2 : 9pm, Friday, February 6th (KST) SISP is 1 month-long summer program hosted by one of Korea's top universities, Sogang University. The program is designed to give applicants academic & cultural experiences. This will grant you an opportunity to learn and understand the rich culture of South Korea along with fellow participants. Application for Sogang International Summer Program is now open! We are here to walk you through what Sogang University and SISP are and answer your most pressing questions. We will betaking you questions and discussing the courses, buddy and cultural activities that will be offered this summer. It's also your opportunity to better understand how our admission processes work. Please scan the QR code in the poster to register. If you have any questions about the Infosession or SISP, please feel free to contact SISP team at summer@sogang.ac.kr

[Announcement] We would like to inform you that unfortunately we have reached the full capacity of the Gonzaga dormitory (on-campus housing) From now on, you could be assigned at an off-campus housing but we will make sure it to be near the campus We will announce your housing allocation result by June 7th

Apply for off-campus accommodation at the website below: https://www.homestaykorea.com/?mid=page_homestay_application_sisp2025 Accomodation Details 1. Homestay Pros: - Deep cultural immersion in Korean family life. - Language learning through daily interactions. - Breakfast provided; optional dinner. - Comfortable living environment. - Warm hospitality from host families. Cons: - Must follow house rules (e.g., curfew). - Guest rooms may only have fans instead of air conditioning. Price: Approximately $1,600–$2,000 (varies by host rating). 2. Guest House Pros: - Opportunity to meet friends from diverse nationalities. Cons: - Shared rooms with 3–4 people. - Limited space and shared facilities, especially during hot summer months. Price: Approximately $1,200–$1,500. Note: Various room types available (2-person, 3-person, 4-person) with different capacities. 3. Goshiwon Pros: - Affordable prices. - Some provide free ramen and rice. Cons: - Small rooms; some may lack windows. - Often older and poorly maintained facilities. Price: Approximately $800–$1,200. Note: Mostly occupied by long-term residents, so capacity may be limited. 4. Hotel Pros: - Comfortable facilities and private environment. - Daily room cleaning service. Cons: - Higher prices. - Lack of cooking and laundry facilities for daily living. Price: Approximately $2,500–$3,500.

[Announcement] We would like to inform you that unfortunately we have reached the full capacity of the Gonzaga dormitory (on-campus housing) From now on, you could be assigned at an off-campus housing but we will make sure it to be near the campus We will announce your housing allocation result by June 7th

Please find the program schedule has been changed as below: June 25th ~ July 19th -> July 1st ~ July 26th. We apologize for any inconvenience for the change.