Reach the self-funded students already matching with your programs.
KoreaAdmit is an English-first guide to studying in Korea, built by a GKS alumna in Seoul, now at 20,000+ page views a month and growing. Students compare universities in our directory, follow our admission guides, and take a 60-second quiz that matches them with programs fitting their budget, field, and intake. A seasonal campaign puts your programs in front of them at the moment they decide.
For universities
Put your programs in front of degree applicants comparing options for the spring and fall intakes.
Talk to us about your intakeFor Korean language institutes
Reach language-track students where they research: our Korean study and D-4 visa guides.
Talk to us about your termsWho you reach
Our readers are international students (and their parents) planning to study in Korea, most of them self-funded and actively comparing options outside the usual Seoul shortlist.
- Degree applicants (D-2) and Korean language students (D-4), from first research to submitted application
- Self-funded students comparing tuition, dormitories, and English-taught options across 9 languages
- Quiz answers record each student's funding intent, program level, field, and intended intake
92 universities · 3,719 departments · 52 with English-taught programs
Who is behind KoreaAdmit
- Yonsei University graduate
- GKS scholarship alumna
- 9 years living in Seoul
Business registration: 568-13-02843
What a seasonal campaign includes
One campaign per intake window, everything included, in the order students experience it.
Featured partner spotlight
A clearly labeled spotlight module on our university directory and relevant field pages throughout your campaign, linking to your enhanced profile.
Enhanced profile
Your own introduction, program highlights, and an admissions call-to-action added to your KoreaAdmit profile page, alongside the neutral data students already trust.
Consented student inquiries
Students can ask to be introduced to your admissions office directly from your profile. Each inquiry is delivered to you with the student's explicit, named consent under PIPA.
End-of-campaign report
Profile visits, inquiry counts, and delivery records for the full campaign, followed by a review call. You always know what the campaign did.
How pricing works
Two packages, one flat seasonal fee each. No per-student placement fees on this product, and no long contracts: a campaign covers one intake window.
Campaign Standard
The full campaign: spotlight, enhanced profile, consented inquiries, and the end-of-campaign report.
Campaign Priority
Everything in Standard, plus spotlight on every matching field page, a mid-season profile refresh, and first refusal on the next window.
We share the exact quote in a 15-minute call, scoped to your programs and the season. Invoiced in KRW with a Korean tax invoice.
Talk to usFor Korean language institutes
Language-track students research differently, and we meet them where they read: our Korean language study guides cover choosing an institute, costs, the D-4 visa, and the path from a language year to a degree. A language institute campaign places your program on those surfaces.
- Placement across our Korean language study and D-4 visa guides
- Your program details, fees, and term dates presented in your own words
- The same consent rules and reporting as university campaigns
What the spotlight looks like
A live example of the partner module, exactly as students see it, including the disclosure label.
Your own introduction to international applicants, in your words.
View profile →What the campaign report looks like
A preview of the transparency report you receive. Layout only, with no real or sample numbers.
Unique views of your enhanced profile
Students who asked to be introduced
Consented inquiries forwarded to you
| Date | Student | Consent | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Named · PIPA | Delivered | ||
| Named · PIPA | Delivered | ||
| Named · PIPA | Delivered |
Every delivery is timestamped and logged. Actual figures appear here once your campaign is live.
Recruiting for the coming intake? The next campaign window is open.
Talk to usWhat we never sell
Rankings and directory ordering are never for sale. Partner placements are visually separate and labeled as paid partnerships, and our editorial content stays independent. That independence is why students trust the site, and why an inquiry from KoreaAdmit means something.
How partnership works: seasonal campaigns
We run campaigns in seasonal sprints timed to the two application windows Korean institutions care about: the spring intake (March) and the fall intake (September). A campaign covers one window from research phase to application deadline, and we take on a limited number of partners per season so each one gets real attention.
- Featured spotlight and enhanced profile, live within days of kickoff
- Consented student inquiries forwarded throughout the campaign
- An end-of-campaign report with delivery records and a review call
Campaign pricing is simple and shared in a short call, so we can scope it to your programs and the season. We invoice in KRW with a Korean tax invoice.
How a campaign works
Four steps, from your first message to the campaign report.
- 01
You write to us
Tell us your institution, department, and target intake below. We reply within two business days and set up a 15-minute call.
- 02
You send us the details
A short introduction and your program highlights, in your own words.
- 03
Live within 5 business days
Your spotlight and enhanced profile are published across the relevant pages for the season.
- 04
Campaign report and review call
Profile visits, inquiry counts, and delivery records for the window, followed by a short review call and next season's plan.
Questions we get
Are you a recruitment agency?
No. KoreaAdmit is a software platform. This is a visibility partnership, not a per-student placement fee.
Can we pay to rank higher?
No. Rankings and directory ordering are never for sale. Partner modules are labeled and visually separate.
How much traffic do you have?
The verified numbers above are measured on our own platform, and the campaign report shows exactly what your placement received. You judge on measured counts, not projections.
We are a language institute, not a university. Can we partner?
Yes. Language institute campaigns run on our Korean language study and D-4 visa guide pages, where language-track students actually read. The consent rules and reporting are the same.
How does student data reach us?
Only with each student's explicit, named consent under PIPA. Every delivery is logged.
How is this different from the big international platforms?
We do one country deeply. Everything on the site is about studying in Korea, the campaign is a flat seasonal fee on this product rather than a per-student commission, and placements are labeled while ordering stays unsold. You are a featured partner here, not one listing among thousands.
How much does a campaign cost?
We share pricing in a short call so we can scope it to your programs and the season. Campaigns are invoiced in KRW with a Korean tax invoice.
Talk to us
Tell us which institution you represent and the intake you are recruiting for. We reply within two business days, in Korean or English.
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