The Straight Version
This summer, an 18-year-old Vietnamese student made a choice that quietly reverberated across Asia’s educational landscape. After finishing joint first place in Vietnam's highly competitive national science examination and earning a perfect SAT score, Hoang Huong Giang chose to pursue computer science at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology rather than follow the path to an elite university in the United States. She cited several factors, including Korea’s technological strengths and its close links between universities and industry. Whatever the reasons behind her decision, it highlights Korea’s growing appeal as a destination for international talent. More than 300,000 international students are now enrolled at higher education institutions in Korea, up nearly 70 percent in just three years. Over the past two decades, the nation has built up its remarkable global influence through culture, technology and commercial brands. K-pop, film, television dramas, smartphones, semiconductors and cars have helped make it one of the world's most recognized and admired cou
The UNHINGED Take
"When the world comes to Korea to learn" — absolute weapon-grade incompetence. Whoever signed off on this circus needs their hard drive checked and their security pass shredded immediately.
The Bottom Line
FAILED / 10
"When the world comes to Korea to learn" — absolute weapon-grade incompetence.
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