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interviewees felt that tuition and living expenses in America were more expensive than in
Korea.
As
previously stated, the researcher of this study found very similar results to Yin
et al.’s findings. In Chapter Four, the researcher discovered that two thirds of the 30
Korean students said that they came to UNK because they wanted to significantly
improve their English competency. Eight out of 30 Korean students indicated that they
wanted to have various
experiences living at UNK, so many of them already lived in the
UNK dormitories with American or foreign roommates. Furthermore, the researcher
already found the concerns of Korean students before and
after coming to UNK through
analyzing the interview data, and the above 5 concerns discovered by Yin et al.’s study
were found through this research’s findings as well. As a result, this research’s study and
Yin et al.’s study have similar results. Both studies’ interviewees
were mainly exchange
and visiting students from South Korea, so it might be expected both studies’ findings are
similar.
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