I am 16 and my school is kinda putting the pressure on me to find a college that I am interested in. But the thing is I want to take Korean in college, and I've looked but maybe I'm not looking right. So can anyone help?
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From what I'm seeing, there are indeed no schools in Alabama that offer a major in Korean Language. I'm sorry. None of the schools I'm seeing are even *near* Alabama. There might be schools that offer Korean without the major, but that's much harder to search for. You might ask your guidance counselor. A quick look says that you want University of Hawaii (Manoa), Brigham Young University (Provo, UT), University of California (Los Angeles), Ohio State University (Columbus), or University of Washington (Seattle). Since you're out-of-state, the cheapest of these will probably be BYU, but be aware that BYU caters to a very specific type of student, and if you aren't that type of student it might not be the best place for you. It looks like the second cheapest will be University of Hawaii, which comes with the extra advantage of, you know, being in Hawaii, and also having a much higher Asian student population than the other schools (in case you're Asian and that's important to you). However, the fact that it has slightly lower tuition than the other public schools might be balanced out by the money you'll spend on flights (you certainly can't drive to Hawaii) and the higher cost of living in Hawaii. BYU, UCLA, and UW all have very good academic reputations.
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