I'm new here, but I will keep the intro short. My name is Paige, I live in the UK and I'm 16 years old. I hope to move to Korea after I finish university, so I've decided to sign up to this in order to collect as much information as possible before the time comes for me to move. Although I have about another six years before I can realistically do so, but I find that finding the information earlier will help prepare me. I have researched somewhat about the different programmes that are used for teaching (EPIK, SMOE, GEPIK and one other that I cannot quite remember the name of), so I have a rough idea of which one I think I will use. I'm interested in what the people using the forum used to apply for their job, and what they would reccomend. Regarding the application process, I have read that for EPIK you need a BA degree (Bachelor of Arts degree) to be eligible, but for university, I plan to study criminology- which is a BS degree. So I'm unsure as to whether it actually matters or to whether I should change my course to another. For the criminology course I'm signing up for, it has a year abroad option during the third year. I am hoping to go to Yonsei. If anyone on here has attended, I want to know about your experience there and whether you would reccomend it. Also, I'm curious as to whether having a shared room would be better than having a single room. It could be likely that I have someone unpleasant as my roommate, and that doesn't sound too great if I am to share a room for two semesters with them. Additionally, I am curious as to whether I would be allowed to work during my time there, I believe the visa is a D-2 one and even though I have attempted to research this, I am still unsure. I think that if I cannot work, I will not go. Money wise, I'm unsure how much I will need for both. For Yonsei, you have to pay an application fee and the tuition before you can go, and for housing you have to apply before too- however, I'm not sure if you pay that before or after either. Seeing as I will be going for the year (two semesters), it will be about 7000 for the tuition, plus another 1500 for the fees that come from the university in the UK. I also believe that you have to have a minimum of 5000 in your bank to be able to go. So if someone could offer advice on this part it would be greatly appreciated.In order to move, I have heard a lot of things- so I'm unsure what to believe anymore. The programmes pay for your housing and flight? So I don't think I will have to worry too much about that? I have the feeling I have written too much, so I will end it here. I am aware that it may seem unusual for me to be posting this or whatever, but I am set on moving there and I don't think that my plans to move will change any time soon. They've been going strong for over a year now, so I'm not too worried about changing my mind half way through working towards this goal. Thank you for reading (ignore any typos, I am a little rubbish at spelling). I hope you're all doing well. Remember to wear your masks :)also... i hate nachos, that question bothers me