The existence of a women’s college from the perspective of parents of high school girls ㅎㄷㄷㄷㄷ

[A Cup of Tea] Women’s College from the Perspective of Parents of High School Girls
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Dongduk Women’s University has converted to coeducational education and there is Sook-ga Lee.
As someone who is raising a daughter who is a freshman in high school, I am very interested.
My daughter, like most students, lives in Seoul.
I want to go to university
If he studies very well, I don’t have to worry, but he did well.
It’s okay to say everything and it’s okay to say you can’t do it.
I’m half-baked
My daughter doesn’t want to go to the female continent, but her grades are
If that doesn’t work, I’m thinking of it as a last resort.
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In theory, a women’s college is a must in today’s world.
I don’t know why. Especially preferred by students
Pharmacy schools have a large proportion of women’s colleges, so from the male students’ point of view,
There is a downside
But honestly, as I was raising my daughter, there was a women’s college.
I feel like I’m making a profit.
I recite my university rankings like a mantra at Seoyeon High School and I wander around Jungkyung.
I don’t think I’ll be able to get into this so-called school.
Then, there are only a few schools in Seoul.
Among them, Ewha Women’s University, Sookmyung Women’s University, Sungshin Women’s University, and Deokseong Women’s University
Zone of women’s universities in Seoul, such as Dongduk Women’s University and Seoul Women’s University
He is a very good friend to female test takers and their parents.
It’s ashes
If a women’s college in Seoul were converted to coeducational
I was wondering what it would be like if…
For my daughter, who prefers coeducational schools over women’s colleges.
I don’t think it’s a bad introduction:
I don’t know how the entrance score cutoff will change.
There will be no drastic changes and you will enter a co-educational school.
If this happens, the reason for turning it off will disappear.
Current students’ participation in the conversion of women’s colleges into coeducational institutions
The position of the Jang Foundation and the position of the Ministry of Education are also important.
However, it seems necessary to consider the examinee’s position.
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