Rejected From 60 Places, Fighting Back Tears: "Am I Really That Bad?"

Hoang Huong Giang, a gifted student from Vietnam, made headlines by choosing KAIST in South Korea over prestigious U.S. universities, having achieved the top score nationwide on Vietnam's college entrance exam and a perfect score on the SAT. Expressing her aspiration to apply the knowledge she gains through research to the real world, Giang shared her goal to continue her research activities while working at a South Korean company after graduation. Driven by such goals, the number of international students coming to South Korea to experience its education and culture—including top-tier global talent—has increased every year, surpassing 300,000 this year. Beyond merely obtaining degrees, foreign students are envisioning different futures in South Korea that include employment and settlement. However, the employment barriers facing international students remain formidable. SBS <News Story> meets young international students from around the world who chose South Korea to examine their realities and explore what institutional support is needed.

※ The full video is available on episode 582 of SBS News Story, titled "A Genius Girl From Vietnam... What is the Future of 300,000 International Students?"
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(Produced by Lee Jong-Hun | Edited by Jung Yong-hee, Lee Jung-min | Designed by Yang Hye-min)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.