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Montgomery County Community College announced its agreement with Dongseo University during a networking meeting of the Norristown Business Association at the law office of Joshua Chung on Sept. 26. Helping to facilitate the agreement were (from left) John Pak, Jordan Winquist, and John Chung, along with Montgomery County Community College representatives President Dr. Karen Stout, Vice President of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management Dr. Kathrine Swanson, and Trustee Moon Ahn. Photo by Sara Brams-Miller.

Dongseo University Transfer Agreement

New Global Transfer Opportunity for Students

by Alana J. Mauger '97

Montgomery County Community College signed its first-ever international dual admissions transfer agreement with Dongseo University, a private university located in Busan, South Korea.

"We are pleased to provide our graduates with an excellent study abroad opportunity at Dongseo University, where they can be a part of a diverse student body that represents more than 27 countries," said Dr. Karen A. Stout, president. "The partnership also serves as a strong cultural connection for the College's growing population of Korean students."

Under the agreement, Montgomery County Community College students who graduate with Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Associate in Fine Arts, Associate in Applied Science or Associate in General Studies degrees and have a 2.0 grade point average or higher are eligible to transfer to Dongseo University, given they fulfill specific admissions requirements.

The partnership with Dongseo marks the College's 27th dual admissions transfer agreement with a four-year institution and is the first agreement with an international university.

"Montgomery County Community College is committed to providing as many transfer opportunities for our students as we possibly can," said Dr. Stout. "We're working to expand the way our students think about transferring – to look beyond what they ever thought was possible when they enrolled at a community college."

Founded in 1992, Dongseo University enrolls approximately 12,000 undergraduate and 500 graduate students each year, including more than 600 international students. The institution offers 53 undergraduate and 8 graduate majors, all based on the concepts of compassionate,  global and information education, as well as industry and university co-education.

With the signing, the College is now part of Dongseo's global network of academic and industrial affiliations, which includes 125 colleges and universities in 30 countries.

Learn more about transfer opportunities.

For information about Dongseo University, visit http://uni.dongseo.ac.kr/eng/.


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