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봉룡학사(영문) | FAQ 게시판
Q	What are the selection criteria for admission?
[RE] Applicants are selected based on their grades in the previous semester. If you have previously been denied admission to the dormitory because of warning due to low grades or because of penalties, or if you just have a warning due to low grades, then you will not be selected to live in the dormitory. Grade criteria can differ depending on time, room type, dormitory building.
Q	What documents are required for admission?
[RE] 1. Tuberculosis test result (chest x-ray) If you have applied for a free health checkup during the semester, when you have the checkup at the university health centre the dormitory will be automatically notified of your attendance and of your results, so you do not need to submit any documents. Those who have not applied for this health checkup should go to a public health centre or hospital themselves, have a chest x-ray taken, and submit the report on whether you have tuberculosis to the dormitory management office. 2. Certificate of change of address All dormitory residents should change their registered address to their current room number in the dormitory. Afterwards, they should submit a copy of the residents certificate to the management office to prove that this has been completed. 3. PCR test result (COVID-19 test) All dormitory residenns have to submit PCR test result(Only Negative results can be approved.)
Q	When is the management office open?
[RE] · Weekdays: 08:30-17:30 · Lunch: 12:00-13:00 · Weekends; public holidays: Closed
Q	How can I change my registered address?
[RE] · Application in person - for all students Students should go to the nearest residents' centre (Yulcheon Residents' Centre) and submit their application. (Take your i.d. card so your new address can be written on the back. · Online application - Not possible for those under 19, you will need an electronic bank certificate Go to the government service portal called Minwon 24 (http://www.egov.go.kr) and register, then login → register your bank certificate (Issued by your bank) → apply in the changing address menu → it will be processed by the government office within 3 hours → if the application portal shows that your application has been completed then click the apply button on the residents certificate copy tab and print the certificate. Online applicants can submit their residence certificate the following day. (If you have applied on a holiday then it will be after the holiday.) Address <In, Ui, Ye, Shin-kwan> Room <OOOO>, OOO-kwan, Bongryonghaksa, Sungkyunkwan University, 2066 Seoburo Jangan-gu, Suwon, Gyeonggi-do. <Ji-kwan> Room <OOOO>, Ji-kwan, Bongryonghaksa, Sungkyunkwan University, 2126 Seoburo Jangan-gu, Suwon, Gyeonggi-do.
Q	Why do some people not have to change their address?
[RE] The following cases can cause financial loss to students. You need to be cautious before changing your address. 1. Those receiving benefit based on the number of people in their household from your local ward office 2. Those who have bought a house and who have a duty to register themselves as living there will suffer disadvantage due to tax when they sell the property later. 3. Disabled people who buy a car, sharing ownership with a parent may encounter problems with tax exemption if they change their address. 4. Those receiving scholarship from their locality 5. Unmarried people with more than 5 million won per month income reported to the tax office and whose parents whose medical insurance is local (if all three conditions are satisfied) 6. Public service conscripts who have applied for a working period. If you fall into one of these categories then you will need to submit the relevant documents and you will not be required to change your address.
Q	Why must I choose the sleeping arrangement at the time of application?
[RE] The dormitory life is communal, and everyone has a different sleeping pattern. We try to put students with similar sleeping patterns together to avoid any problems which differences could cause.

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