In this video, the speaker discusses their experience preparing for a university transfer. They mention being accepted into several universities, their study methods, and the importance of vocabulary. They also recommend an app for vocabulary review and share their experience with different professors' teaching styles. The speaker emphasizes the importance of perseverance and provides encouragement for others going through the transfer process. Additionally, they mention plans to share more details about their TOEIC score and balancing part-time work and studies in future videos.
Here are the key facts extracted from the provided text:
1. The speaker prepared for transfer in 2022 and was accepted into Kyung Hee University's Department of English Language and Literature in 2023.
2. The speaker applied to a total of 11 schools, including Yonsei University, Korea University, Sogang University, Sungkyunkwan University, Hanyang University, Chung-Ang University, Kyunghee University, University of Foreign Studies, City University, Konkuk University, and Hongdae.
3. The speaker mentioned failing the transfer test at Yonsei University but is considering trying again.
4. The speaker used vocabulary books, such as Boca Bible AB, and materials from Teacher Myung-kwon Jeong for vocabulary preparation.
5. They solved past exam papers, primarily starting in August, and organized a separate notebook for memorizing words.
6. The speaker raised their TOEIC score to 880.
7. They mentioned using an app called "Wonbokhwa" for vocabulary review and flashcards.
8. The speaker used a planner to write down daily study plans and track progress.
9. They emphasized the importance of mindset and perseverance during the transfer preparation.
10. The speaker discussed their experiences with different professors' teaching styles.
11. The speaker also mentioned working part-time at an academy while preparing for transfer.
12. They plan to share more details about TOEIC, essay writing, part-time job, and transfer application in a future video.
These facts provide an overview of the speaker's transfer preparation and experiences without including opinions or subjective information.