Yongin City Holds College Entrance Exam Fair for 2026 Early Admission Preparation

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Choi Gi-ho] Yongin Special City announced on the 25th that it will host the "2026 College Entrance Exam Fair for Early Admission Preparation" from 1:00 PM to 5:30 PM on July 19 at the Indoor Gymnasium of Dankook University's Jukjeon Campus.

The fair has been organized to provide local high school students and parents with the latest entrance exam information tailored to the 2026 entrance environment, where early admission applications account for 79.9% of admissions, and to help establish systematic college admission strategies.

The core program, "1:1 Customized Admissions Consulting," will feature in-service teachers from the Gyeonggi College Information Center providing in-depth counseling to a total of 312 students.

Test-takers can receive customized consulting based on their mock exam scores and school records, covering general admission, athletic admission, art admission, rural area admission, and other pathways.

Students wishing to receive consulting at the fair can pre-register on a first-come, first-served basis starting at 9:00 AM on the 30th through the Yongin Special City Entrance Exam Fair website (http://eduyongin.joongboo.com).

At the fair venue, "University Consultation Booths" from 40 major universities in Seoul and the metropolitan area will provide detailed information about early and regular admission processes. Additional special booths will also operate, including a "Psychological Counseling Booth" staffed by a psychiatric specialist, a "College Student Mentoring Booth" with current students from prestigious universities, and a "High School Credit System Consulting Booth."

In particular, the "Psychological Counseling Booth" has been set up to help students struggling with entrance exam stress. Students interested in counseling can pre-register at 9:00 AM on the 30th through the entrance exam fair website.

Mayor Lee Sang-il stated, "Even amid a confusing entrance exam system, the city will actively support students in finding the path most suitable for them," and added, "We will continue to expand various customized educational programs and counseling services to create an environment where students can dream of and challenge their futures."

The city plans to hold an additional college entrance exam fair in the second half of the year, consisting of admissions consulting for regular admission in December and entrance exam strategy special lectures.