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The Hoengseong Talent Development Scholarship Association has been promoting a tuition support project since 2021 to reduce the burden of education costs on residents and foster local talent.
The Gangwon Hoengseong Talent Development Scholarship Association is promoting a tuition support project for the second semester of 2026 to ease the burden of education costs on local college students.
The amount of support is up to 3 million won, which is within the actual tuition paid by the student, excluding other scholarships.
The subjects are college students under the age of 30 who have lived in Hoengseong-gun for more than 3 years.
To receive support, you must apply in advance for the national scholarship for the second semester of 2026.
Applications can be made online at the Hoengseong Talent Development Scholarship Society website by the 16th.
This project is being promoted starting in 2021 to reduce the burden of education costs on residents and foster local talent.
Last year, a total of 1.73 billion won was provided to 846 college students.
Cho Chang-jin, chairman of the Hoengseong Talent Development Scholarship Association, said on the 11th, “We will support college students so that they can reduce their financial burden and focus on their studies.”

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