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Where do we go? The Outdoor Theatre - the symbol of Yonsei University - it's a must place to visit if you're in YU. Okay. But I'm exhausted.
A humorous and insightful tour of Yonsei University's Business Administration department by Jeongwaja, exploring campus life, course registration, and student culture.
Key Takeaways
- Yonsei University's Business Administration is a highly popular and competitive department with a large student body.
- Students are divided into smaller classes to build closer communities within the department.
- Course registration is competitive, with an important Enrollment Change Period allowing some flexibility.
- Freshmen spend their first year at the Songdo campus, while sophomores and above attend the main Seoul campus.
- Campus culture includes strong school pride, friendly rivalries, and a mix of academic and social experiences.
What the video covers
- Jeongwaja visits Yonsei University, focusing on the Business Administration department, known as a top-tier liberal arts major in Korea.
- The video humorously contrasts Yonsei University with nearby Sogang University, highlighting campus pride and local culture.
- Students explain the division of 300 business majors into five classes to foster community within the large department.
- Course registration challenges and the Enrollment Change Period are discussed, emphasizing the competitive nature of class selection.
- The video showcases campus landmarks, student interactions, and the unique freshman experience at Yonsei’s Songdo campus.
- Jeongwaja adopts Yonsei University student identity, wearing the varsity jacket and engaging with current students.
- The transcript includes playful banter about university mascots and student life, adding a lighthearted tone.
- The video also touches on academic rigor, including English lectures and notable alumni success stories.
- Food culture on campus is briefly explored, comparing meal options and student preferences.
- Overall, the video blends entertainment with informative content about university life and academic structure.
Chapters
- 00:00Introduction and Campus Tour
- 00:46Overview of University Majors and Rivalry with Sogang
- 02:09Student Life and Marketing Appeal
- 02:52Campus Architecture and Student Interviews
- 04:03Class Structure and Course Registration Challenges
- 05:14Meal Options and Department Head Introduction
- 06:42Classes and English Lectures
- 09:02Closing Remarks and Subscriber Goals
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I'm exhausted too. It's KU-razy tough. [Did he just sneak KU in there?] It won't take long if we help YU get through this.
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[Changing Major Everyday / Jeongwaja (Changing Majors) [University Town Tier 1] [Jeongwaja (Changing Majors) is excited about the start of the semester] Yon-Ko Jeon!
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[Construction noise] [Whrrrrrrrr] Yon-Ko Jeon! [Construction noise 22] [Whrrrr] (PD) We'll have to do it again because of the construction noise.
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[Construction noise 333] [Do it agaaaaain] [Skipping the opening scene] Hello!
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[Real opening scene begins] I review every department of every university in Korea. I am Jeongwaja (Changing Majors), Lee Changsub.
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Finally! Today is the start of the semester for Jeongwaja (Changing Majors). [Landmark of Sinchon] I am here at Yonsei University for my first major change.
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[How awesome YU are] Aren't we going to have an assembly for the start of the semester?
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[A typical behavior of a clueless returning student] Opening assembly! Opening assembly! (PD) Today's major has the largest number of departments in Korean universities.
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There are more than 800 departments. [Can't believe his ears] [King Sejong maker] Department of Korean Literature [Einstein maker] Department of Physics [Beep] Department of my rough thoughts Department of my unstable eyes [There is no unstable future] [A solid theory is used as a base]
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[To cultivate the next generation of managers] [Department of Business Administration] [The Department of CEOs] The Department of Business Administration is where you learn to manage people,
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[The Department of Slaves] but end up being managed by others.
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[An excited slave] [Hands him the varsity jacket] Wow! The eagle looks so cool. [Close your eyes Korea University people] It looks like it can gnaw away at the tiger.
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[Transforms into a Yonsei University student] From now on I'm a YU student. [Equipped with the sigil of Yonsei University] I feel like a real YU student.
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Do you go to YU? [Local of Sinchon neighborhood] Sogang University. Oh, Sogang? Still, come over here.
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[Calls for neighborhood assembly] [Yonsei vs Sogang] What pops up on your mind first when someone says Sinchon?
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[Obvious answer] Sogang University. [Pride in distance] Actually, Sogang University is closer to Sinchon. Ah really?
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Yonsei is farther? [800m difference] We are closer in walking distance. [A league of their own] Aha! In walking distance.
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[Boasting about their (logo) pets] - Oh? Is that Sogang's bird? - This bird is the symbol of our school.
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Mine is a bird too. An eagle. - Ours is an albatross... - Which is stronger?
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[In chorus, as if they've been waiting for the question] - The albatross wins. - The albatross wins.
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[Outnumbered] You wanna fight? Huh? [Street fighting birds] What major are you? Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. Oh, what is it that you learn?
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We learn how to use oil and how to refine oil... [The future of S-OIL] Wow! You can become a gas station owner!
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That's right. - I'm actually your fan. - Have a great meal. Thanks! Please like Jeongwaja (Changing Majors) also.
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[Jeongwaja (Changing Majors) Mode] Subscribe and Like. [Lee ChangSub Mode] Hey! Don't press that. [Is this a new way of marketing?] Oops! I almost blew it.
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How many do we have currently? [Based on the broadcast date] (PD) 315,000 viewers. [Please watch the Re-enlistment episode for reference] And how many do we need?
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(PD) 500,000 viewers. Ah, but I'm asking you because I'm really curious. [Military] Are we really going back?
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[Not his business] (PD) I'm working on it. [His business] [Time to go to school] Let's go! To Yonsei University!
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[Yonsei power recharged] This is the main gate of YU. I'm feeling the pride. I have arrived at the gate of YU!
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[Oh, how I KU-raved for YU] Ko-Yon Jeon! [Crying out for KU in the center of YU] Oh! I almost blew it again!
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[Almost got his a** kicked] Yon-Ko Jeon! [Jeongwaja (Changing Majors) has (have) entered Yonsei University] Yon-Ko Jeon!
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It's the eagle! [Glares] The eagle is watching me. The campus is very neat. [Yonridan-gil?] The road stretches out in a straight line.
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It's all very well balanced. It's almost as if... [Relaxing] The buildings are forming a perfect balance on each side of the street.
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[In celebration of the new semester] I want to meet the freshmen. Which of you is a freshman?
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[Silence] [Raise your hand] Which of you is a freshman? - The freshmen are in Songdo campus. - Huh?
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[Incheon] The freshmen are in Songdo. [Cannot believe his ears] Why? Where? All the freshmen are in another campus?
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Yes. So they all spend their freshman year in Songdo? Yes. [YU worldview] The sophomores are the newbies of this campus.
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[YU Songdo Campus / All freshmen at Yonsei University must live in Songdo Campus] [For one year for life experience education] So, is this the first time for the sophomores to be in this campus?
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- We're sophomores. - We're sophomores. - You're sophomores? - Yes. Then... Is today your first day at Seoul Campus?
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[Detail] - No. Last Thursday was. - It's not? What major are you? Department of Advanced Materials Science & Engineering. - Advanced materials? - Yes.
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What do you learn about? Advanced materials. [Can't argue with that] Of course. What class are you?
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- Class of 20. - Huh? Class of 10? [9 years worth of face value] I admit I look like class of 10, but I'm actually class of 19.
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Oh yeah? We have found class of 19, who looks like he's from class of 10.
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- What's your major? - Business Administration. [Half air / Half business majors] There really is a lot.
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Which department are you headed to? - Are you heading for our department? - Yes.
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Radiance? [Rabid?] - What do you mean Radiance? - It's one of the classes of business administration department.
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There's a name for class 1 to class 5. But it's been a while since I've been in school, [He really must be class of 14] so I can't remember.
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Why are the classes divided like that? We have 300 business majors per year. [Yonsei University Department of Business Administration / Divide 300 new students into 60 students] [Divide them into 5 classes: Pleasure, Radiance, Invincible, Unbeaten, and Flame] It's impossible for all 300 students to know each other.
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So we're divided into 5 classes with 60 students per class. You're wearing a Class 3 varsity jacket.
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[The name of Class 3] Class 3 Invincible is a favorite of business administration majors.
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- Class 3 is Invincible? - Yes. [Class 4] I'm Unbeaten. But we always lose, so they call us Oftbeaten...
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Ah, I shouldn't be saying this. So, did your course registration go successfully? - No. I'm doomed. - No. I'm doomed.
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So, if your course registration was doomed, do you have to stay doomed? [Easy life is boring life] You must embrace the doom.
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Can't you change courses or something? We could. [Life is not a game] But everyone enrolled as if their life depended on it.
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But I didn't, so I'm doomed. And how do you change courses? It's called Enrollment Change Period.
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[Enrollment Change Period / The period of changing the course registration] [It is usually possible to change courses for 2-3 days from a week after the start of the semester] If the professors increase the number of students for their lectures during the period,
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additional students can attend on a first-come-first-served basis. That period is from yesterday to tomorrow.
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[Course Enrollment For Dummies] Even when you're buying a ticket for a concert, [He seems quite bitter] if it's over, then it's over.
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There's no guarantee that you'll get it if you wait an hour, right? So it was over for us yesterday.
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[May luck be with you in picking up the leftover courses] The Department of Business Administration. [Jeongwaja (Changing Majors) has (have) entered the Department of Business Administration] [Teleportation Skill] [Breakfall Skill] [Why...?] I just wanted to try this once.
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[Campus Fantasy] I'm sure all the students do this, right? Like during lunch time?
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- You're playing hooky, aren't you? - Yes. [Fatal dose of romance] Why didn't you go to class?
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[Seriously serious] Because I had to eat. Because you had to eat? [Yup] How's the food in campus?
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[Breaks into a grin] It's delicious. Is it delicious? The food at Hangyeong Hall is good.
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Oh, Hangyeong Hall has better food? - You like eating, don't you? - Yes. I saw your eyes change at the mention of it.
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[Her face immediately brightens up] I thought you had double eyelids for a moment. Are you going there today?
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I have a lunch date. With who? A guy... [Grins...] [You sassy girl..] [Herbal medicines?] Are these the alumni...?
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Wow! CEO of Joyang CEO of Union B&C CEO Chairman.. [A shareholders meeting?] Chairman, Chairman Founder [CEO Galore] Wow! What is this?
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[Donor Wall / A wall with the names of donors who contributed to the development of the university] The alumni made donations when this building was built.
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Wow! This is the biggest! Wow! Chairman of AMOREPACIFIC Group, Class of 81. [Reasonable doubt] Is it the biggest because he donated the largest sum?
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Then this part must be.. [Bought a light bulb] About 3,000 won? [Bought a door knob] And this is about 17,500 won?
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[Bought a chair] This should be about 35,000 won. [Bought a window] 110,000 won. Then Chairman Suh Kyung-Bae must have donated [A generous donation] about 360,000 won.
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[Time to pay for tuition] Let's go to meet the head of the department. [Solemn] [Calling for the head] Who's the boss here?
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Can you tell the boss that Jeongwaja(Changing Majors) is here? [Reporting to the boss] So, the boss is here.
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[The Head?] Come this way, please. [Reporting again] [And again and again] [Time to meet the final boss] There's a strict hierarchy in the business administration department.
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[Pyramid ecosystem] A reporting system from the bottom to the top.. - Do I go in? - Are you going to..
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[The head of the department vlog?] Do a shooting of the head of the department working?
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Huh? No. I'm just here to meet him. [Thorough] How many of you will be sitting down for the meeting?
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[Please! Let me through] It's just going to be me. [He's through] You may come in.
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Hello. [Kim Sung-moon / Final boss of the business administration department / Ph.D. Univ. of Michigan] [Head of business administration department at Yonsei University / Dean of Yonsei University Graduate School of Business / Face of a Chairman] I'm Jeongwaja(Changing Majors).
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I'm Kim Sung-moon, the head of the department. - Hello, sir! - Yes, hello. [A** kissing shamlessly] You sound like a Chairman.
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[He laughs like a Chairman] On the first floor, I saw a wall with names...
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We built the department of business administration building 8 years ago with the help of the alumni's donations.
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[Gasp!] The largest donor gave more than 10 billion... [The one with the biggest name] That must be Chairman Suh Kyung-Bae.
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[Embarrassed laugh of a Chairman] I'm asking because I'm curious about the output from the Department of Business Administration.
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[The Golden Boy] Former news anchor Oh Sang-jin [Bank Lord] Former president of Bank of Korea, Lee Ju-yeol The Bank of Korea is where our interest rates are decided...
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Then, do Yonsei University students [Preferential interest rate for all members of Yonsei University Business School] receive special preferential rates?
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[The Gold-toothed laugh of a Chairman] So, what is the course I'll be learning today?
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[Class 1 / Marketing / Professor Jeon Yoo-jeong / Business Building Room 103] Today, you will be taking a class in Marketing, [Class 2 / Organizational Learning / Professor Lee Moo-won / Business Building Room 101] and Organizational Learning.
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[The basics of business management is the fist?] Is Organizational Learning about determining the pecking order?
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[What's with the chin...?] I have the tuition fee for the day. [3,564,000 won ÷ 16 weeks = About 44,550 won] Thank you.
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Thank you for signing up for the course. [Class 1 (Marketing)] Room 103 [His first time seeing the classroom structure] Wow! The classroom looks like a courtroom.
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[Jeongwaja(Changing Majors) in the courtroom] I feel like I'm in court. [U.S Federal Court style] There are many foreigners.
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[Business Department Class Characteristics 1 / Lots of English Lectures] Cool. [Nice to meet you] Hello, partner.
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Is this your first time taking this class? - It's my first time. - It's your first time?
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The professor was abroad so... Wait wait! [Detects danger] The professor was abroad? B..But she will teach in Korean, right?
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No. This lecture will be in English. It's going to be in English. [Production crew...The bastards!] [R U okay with English lecture? / Okay] - How are you? - I'm fine.
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[She can speak pretty well?] Where have you been? I spent 2 months in Philippines, a year and a half in Malaysia, and I went to high school in Russia for 3 years and a half.
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[She's almost a black-haired foreigner] I've been in Suwon for 20 years. [Marketing / Major (3 credits)] [Understanding market and consumer relationship / Application of marketing theory to real life] [Jeon Yoo-jeong / The Queen of Marketing / Columbia University Marketing Ph.D.] [B.A. in marketing at Columbia University / The youngest professor at Yonsei University Business Department]
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That's our professor. - Huh? - The professor. Isn't she like, the same age as me?
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[Firmly] I don't think so. What do you think is marketing? What pops into your head when you think of marketing?
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[If a student enters a word in the link, it will be shown in the presentation in real time] [Hunt-and-Peck typing of a YU student] Alright. So what are some words that are popping up?
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[Blah blah] [Relaxed] [Say it ain't so] All the people here understand what she's saying?
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They probably do. There are many English lectures in the business department, so they should be used to it.
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[Business Department Class Characteristics 2 / You'd better get used to English] Enrollment Change Period ends tomorrow, right?
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Yes tomorrow. [Looking for a room to RUN] I'd better change then. [Blah blah blah] [I can't understand anything] So a good example might be a hair straightener [I know that word] Kodaegi (Hair straightener] Is it okay to mention Kodae (KU) in YU?
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[Ah, this is a tricky one] I'll have to ask the professor. Sir! Sir? Miss...
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[Please] - Say professor. - Professor! I'm sorry. Is it okay to mention Kodae (KU) in YU?
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[He's crossing the line] Wow! It's amazing I can understand it. What would be a better substitute?
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Yondaeki (Chronicle)? [The marketing lecture begins in earnest] Okay! So, here are some things you guys should discuss.
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So find someone sitting next to you... In those 4 situations, we have to discuss what marketing actions are being implemented.
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[Business Department Class Characteristics 3 / Lots of teamwork such as discussion and debate] Okay! Let's do this!
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A marketing that convinces this person to try the vegan burger... Okay. Okay. I got it.
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[Jake Sully of Yonsei University] I see you. Let's do it in English from start to finish.
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[Blabbering] Show me the money. [Loading...] [ChangSub is eating a bean] Bean, bean, bean, bean.
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Um... Mix. - Mix. - Mix with a blender. Tefal. Mix them all. Meat made of vegan.
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You make it. [Flew in a rage] What are you saying? [Wants to switch majors so bad] [End of discussion] [The English hell continues] [LA district of Seoul] Are you sure we're in Korea right now?
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All right, number 2. Eric is deciding whether to try vegan burger. [A confidently raised hand] [Laughter from all around] [One complete sentence] You put the bean somewhere.
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In between the bread. So picture... Picture, click. This meat is actually bean. It tastes just like meat.
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[It's amazing that they understand him] [(Nod Nod)] [Even more confident] I have one more.
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If we pass 500,000 subscribers on YouTube... [Grits teeth] They'll send us to the army.
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[Hollywood-tier reaction] Do you think this is a good marketing strategy for YouTube? [Can't laugh because they haven't gone either] What do you guys think?
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Yes. What? You're my enemy. [To take the full class, please make an inquiry] [Marketing Master Professor Jeon Yoo-jeong] [Lunch time] Will we eat at the cafeteria today?
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We've made plans for you to eat with someone. [Enter the two lunch friends] - Hello. - Hello.
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Are you from the business department? Yes, I'm from Class of 2023. I'm from Class of 2023 as well.
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[A jerk's way to establish order] Wow, you're pretty much ancient. [A returning student's vibe] It's so nice to be back in class.
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The students are roaming all over the place. All these buildings are used for class, right?
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This is where we eat. [We don't sell boiled chicken here] This feels like a genuine hole-in-the-wall diner deep in the countryside.
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[Student meal in Hangyeong Hall] [1st floor: 7,000 won for a Korean meal set/ 2nd floor: 5,500 won for a Korean-style buffet] [This is the 2nd floor of Hangyeong Hall] So it's a buffet style.
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[You need Tetris skills for this] The arrangement of your side dishes is important. [Game START] [A meat mound?] [One layer of meat] [Two layers of meat] [Three layers of meat] [Arrest this meat thief] Leave some for the rest of us.
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You won't even be able to finish it. [Sure I can] - I can finish it. - You can?
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Yes. [Lunch at Hangyeong Hall / 5,500 won] [So cheap] It looks so good. Let's eat.
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Bon appetit. Even if it doesn't cost 5,500 won... [A taste that opens your wallet] I'd even get this for 7,500 won.
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I think you need to actually pay 7,500 won. [A pile of meat] Why did you enter the business department?
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I didn't want to major in business administration at first. I just happened to pass the entrance exam.
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[I'll hype her up in her stead] She got a perfect score in the Korean subject.
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[On the 2018 exam famous for being difficult] She's one of the 130 students in the whole country that got a perfect score.
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[Is she even human?] [What's your secret?] It's all the power of food. So that's it.
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Make sure to pay 7,500 won. What question do you get the most as a business administration student?
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[A future tycoon] Are you going to become a CEO? Are you going to become a chairwoman?
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What's your dream? I want to start a business eventually. Do you think that the things you're learning in this course are going to help you when you're preparing to start a business?
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I don't think it'll help that much. [Don't let the professors hear this] The things we learn here are theories that are applicable for big companies.
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Then why don't you ask them to create classes on start-ups and small businesses? [Yonsei University's class on starting a business] They do have classes for that.
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[They offer consultation on business launching] You can even launch a business firsthand and make it your project.
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[Among the alumni of Yonsei University] Has there been any successful case? One of our seniors is the CEO of Bareun-Saenggak.
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There's also NERDY. Have you heard of SALADY? SALADY? [It's his favorite] I love their salads.
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Please send them a DM. [Alumni chance] Ask them to use ChangSub in an ad.
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[Easy peasy] You are really demolishing that. [Full HP from the meat] - We're all done, right? - Yes.
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Since the weather outside is so nice, why don't we go grab a cup of coffee?
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[Coffee time] - Where are we going? - The Outdoor Theatre Outdoor Theater? - It's the symbol of Yonsei. - It's a must-see if you're visiting Yonsei.
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What do you usually do at the Outdoor Theater? [An outdoor theater where they hold shows] The Akaraka festival, cheerleading battles.
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- Good. But I'm a little tired. - Me too. It's KU-razy tough. [Did he just sneak KU in there?] It won't take long if we help YU get through this.
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[Not bad] Wow, what is that? [A theater of tremendous scale] It's huge. You do your cheers here?
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- The cheering team goes here. - The cheering team? [The cheering song of Korea University] The aria of the nation echoes...
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So where can we get our coffee? [Oh right...] You didn't bring the coffee here?
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There aren't any coffee shops around here. We've prepared some coffee. Really? Wait, is this a paid promotion too?
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It's a paid promotion for coffee milk. [An essential item when you're studying for exams] For when you need a sugar and energy refill, Yonsei Milk!
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[This is a product placement for Yonsei Milk] Yonsei Milk gave us these cute bottles of milk.
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[Love you, Yonsei] [Adorable] This is so cute. The design reminds me of a keyring.
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You can carry this around on your bag. [Hot item for 2023 S/S] Or you could tuck it snugly into your belt.
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Then you can take them out again. A packaging that makes you want to carry it everywhere.
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An adorable look. Yonsei Milk! [Tasting the chocolate flavor] Oh, it's so rich. If you love chocolate, you will go crazy for this richness.
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[Trying the yellow flavor] I've been drinking this since I was in high school. How was it?
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This tastes like lukewarm corn soup. [A convenient meal] Corn soup? I think the chocolate one is tastier.
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When sleepiness hits you! When you need the energy to think! This rich macadamia chocolate milk is just for you!
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Yonsei Milk! Have you tried drinking Yonsei Milk while eating Yonsei Bread? People say that...
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I heard having Yonsei Milk and Korea Univ. Bread together irritates your stomach. I heard having Yonsei Milk and Korea Univ. Bread together irritates your stomach.
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[That won't do] That's right. Q. What is something that Yonsei Univ. has that no other universities have?
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There's something called Yonsei Toto. What's that? [Yonsei's class registration system] The school gives you some mileage.
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You bet your mileage on each class. And the system lines you up according to how much your bet is.
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Yonsei University, they teach their students how to gamble... The addictive nutty flavor! Adorable packaging that you want to keep.
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Yonsei Milk! Which class do you have next? Organizational Learning: Opportunities and Traps. [Allergic to English] Is it in English?
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- No. - It's in Korean, right? [Thank God] Organizational Learning: Opportunities and Traps. [Yu-gi-ok kid] Go, trap card!
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Alright. [Spotted a new item] Why do you have this thing? [Scary] The prof wanted to get to know us better.
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I guess we need one too. This is great. [Writing his name in Death Note] Alright, I'm snack.
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[Spotted a friend] - Hello. - Hello. [Yondei YooA] - Which class? - Class of 20 [Starting a conversation] I have a question.
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[A recommendation] Name a good restaurant in Sinchon. - Gosamyi... - What's that? - Let's start the class. - Oh my.
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[Quickly] [Prof. Lee Muwon: MA in Business, Yonsei University, PhD in Business, Stanford University / Nickname: Yonsei Park Chanho]. As I mentioned last class...
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What is learning? [Did the class just start...?] It means you get better as you do things.
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[No time for a break] But for some things, you don't. It's all about the connection.
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Does he always start the class as soon as he enters the room? [Always] Yes.
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[This is going to be hard] [Organizational Learning: Opportunities and Traps / Major (3 credits)] [Understanding of a mechanism on how corporates cannot learn from experiences and opportunities] Although organizational learning has many potentials First...
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Second... [PTSD from the marketing class] Do I have to read English again? [They look as if they're listening to their mother tongue] An example of...
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[All in English] This can have a huge effect on the feedback problem. [Break / Nope] [Embarrassed] But in the end, in relationships we do things through trials and errors.
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[Trying to raise his hand] This is why we need to look at that example again.
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[Second attempt / Nope] But then there's another problem. Professor! Excuse me, but may I ask a question?
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[Of course] Yes. I heard that this class is called Organizational Learning but I just transferred [Please] so, could you tell me what I'll be learning in this class?
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I thought I was learning to flatter [Wrong] How you can suck up in an organization.
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[Love it] In an academic term we call sucking up "networking." [How did you go from that to this?] Networking has many forms, and you can get short and long-term benefits from it.
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Secondly you forecast. You forecast your preference. Like I mentioned earlier you make an issue.
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[Nodding] You can divide issue making into two. [Wrong timing] One is... Is this in Korean or English?
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My head hurts. [Zoning out] [ASMR] The other one is... [His eyes are shutting down] We have a new student today, so [Hello] let's take him as an example.
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Let's say that he learned to cry in an A form when he was little.
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He learned that if he cried like that his parents paid attention to him. What's the error in this conclusion?
Speaker A
This is hard. [Quietly raising his hand] [Intercept] He may have gotten their attention - by doing something that he was unaware of. - Correct.
Speaker A
[Error] It's just something he became fixed on. He could have used another way to get their attention 15 or 10 min faster.
Speaker A
But he wouldn't try. - So, in the end... - I can still switch classes, right?
Speaker A
[Contact the admissions office for the full version] ['You can come in as you wish but leaving is up to me.' - Professor Lee Moo-won] I'm exhausted after listening to all that English.
Speaker A
This is the first review on a department [Congrats on a new school year] that I'm doing after doing the club review.
Speaker A
I heard many schools have a business department so I thought it'd be easy. But I had to take classes in English all day.
Speaker A
Later [Blah, blah] I started to hear English even when the professor was speaking in Korean.
Speaker A
Then I started to think English was an alien's language. But I had a lot of fun.
Speaker A
Because the weather was so nice. It was nice to enjoy the beautiful campus at the Yonsei University.
Speaker A
[Happy] I had a great time. Something just popped up in my head. I'll say goodbye with this 2-line poem about business.
Speaker A
Business. Department of Business. English. It's a synonym for the Department of English. [Preview] I don't think I like arts.
Speaker A
I'd be better in sciences. Let me major in sciences. Are you sure? Of course.
Speaker A
What can get worse? [Next week] When you put the values of the B coordinate viewed from the S coordinate...
Speaker A
[Department of Mechanical Engineering] This is a Robot Equipment class. So, this can be a bit challenging.
Speaker A
I love robots. Da-Garn, GaoGaiGar, Sun Guard, Granzört. [Jeongwaja(Changing Majors)/ Previous Episode / Next Episode]
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