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Department of Financial Insurance in Jeonju University, the Nation’s Highest Damage Assessment Acceptance Rate

- Among the universities offering the department related to insurance, have been ranked No.1 for 22 years… -

The department of financial insurance in Jeonju University announced that 13 students, including senior student Sun-hwan Kim, had passed the 41st damage assessment test.

For this test, Lee Seung-gyu and Kim Ji-hoon who graduated, Kim Seon-hwan, Lee Jin-young, Park Jae-young, Lee Min-woo, Seo Joon-won, Kim Min-soo, Jeong Cheol-jin, Jang Hee-soo, and Kim Hye-in who are seniors in the financial insurance department were accepted. Also, Kim Young-wook and Yang Joon-hyuk who are juniors were also included on the list of successes.

The department of financial insurance in Jeonju University produced 13 students who passed the test, two more than last year, and has the highest passing rate among ten universities nationwide with 22 years of success.

The secret of the high pass rate is a close guide from department professors and alumni and exchange of information between students. By operating a learning club centered on professors within the department, they prepare for financial insurance-related certification tests including a damage assessment test, and those who passed the test pass the tips accumulated over 22 years to students. Another secret in the high pass rate is special lectures by external lecturers in the field of financial insurance.

Due to these reasons, students from other department apply for double majors or even transfer to financial insurance major. In addition, there are many cases where local residents and students from other universities take courses during the vacation.

As an expert who objectively estimates the damage and insurance claims after an accident, damage assessment can open the door for a job at a large company such as Samsung, Hyundai, and Dongbu by just getting the license.

Professor Kyung-jae Lee, the dean of the department of Financial Insurance, said that “For this year, it was possible to make good outcomes because students believed and followed the professors and seniors with the full support of the school. We will strive to cultivate practically oriented talents so that students can be recognized in society.”

Meanwhile, over 70 percent of students from the department of financial insurance in Jeonju University have been accepted to financial companies including banks and insurance companies for three years and is educating practical-oriented talents who are capable of performing a job at the same time as employment in the financial and insurance-related occupation.