Seoul, Washington still in tough negotiations over investment projects ahead of parliamentary briefing
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On September 15, the University of Seoul and George Washington University (GWU) signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to create an academic and credit-transfer partnership for aspiring graduate business students. This collaboration, aimed at enhancing academic cooperation, was formalized at GWU's campus.
Under the terms of the agreement, students from the University of Seoul will have the opportunity to enroll in GWU's Preferred International Partnership program. This program is specifically designed for international graduate students, allowing them to engage in academic and curricular collaboration with George Washington University.
Eligible University of Seoul students can take graduate-level courses at GWU prior to their admission to a graduate program there. Upon successfully completing these courses with a grade of B or higher, up to six credits can be transferred towards their GWU graduate program. This transfer mechanism enables students to potentially save time and resources in their pursuit of a master's degree at GWU upon fulfilling all graduation requirements.
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