Princeton University: Korean Language Studies

Princeton University: Korean Language Studies Princeton Korean Language Program Completing two years of Korean (up to KOR107) satisfies the university foreign language requirement.

The Korean Language Program currently offers all together five levels of language study: Elementary (KOR101/102); Intermediate (KOR105/107); Intensive (KOR103/108); Advanced (301/302); Integrative Korean (KOR303/308); Contemporary Korean Language and Culture, 5th Year Korean, (KOR401/402); and Readings in Modern Korean, 6th Year Korean, (KOR405/407). Students who wish to place out of the language

requirement need to take the Korean Placement Test, comprised of three sections: online test (vocabulary, grammar, reading), speaking, and writing. If you are confident that you can place out of KOR107 in order to fulfill the foreign language requirement at Princeton, you may take the test at the beginning of the fall semester or at other times by appointment. Taking seven Korean language courses (up to KOR308) is required in order to obtain the Korean Language and Culture Certificate offered by the Department of East Asian Studies.

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