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In development

Seven tools, the first is live.

An eligibility quiz, a curated database, a deadline tracker, a comparison tool, a real cost calculator, a document checklist generator, and a GKS application helper that is already live, free with an account.

  1. Quiz

    A segmented eligibility quiz

    Coming soon

    A branching first question routes you by how you'll fund Korea, scholarship or self-funded. Then a dozen quick questions build a personalized plan: realistic university targets, your real costs and financial proof, a straight read on admission, and a 30-day action plan.

  2. Data

    A university and program database

    Coming soon

    Not a SaaS, a dataset I keep clean. For every Korean university: English-taught programs, tuition by program, scholarship percentages for international students, language requirements, application windows, foreign student counts, dorm availability.

  3. Tracker

    A deadline tracker

    Coming soon

    Pick your target schools. Get a timeline view and automated email and push reminders at the intervals that actually matter, so nothing slips while you're juggling everything else.

  4. Compare

    A university comparison tool

    Coming soon

    Side by side, on any criteria. The honest answer to the questions people are already searching: Yonsei vs. Korea University for international students, SNU vs. KAIST for CS, and so on.

  5. Odds

    A GKS odds calculator

    Coming soon

    Country quota data, your GPA, your language level, your degree level, plugged into a realistic probability range. The thing GKS applicants spend hours guessing at, in one place.

  6. Cost

    A real cost calculator

    Coming soon

    An honest total: tuition, housing, food, insurance, visa fees, flights, by city, by program type, by lifestyle. Currently no one does this well, and parents need the real number, not the brochure number.

  7. Docs

    A document checklist generator

    Coming soon

    By nationality and program type. Apostille requirements vary wildly by country, and they cause more last-minute panic than anything else in the application.