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한동국제법률대학원은 기독교 공동체를 많이 강조하는 부분이 있는데 그에 따른 불이익을 받으셨다고 느끼셨다니 안타깝고 죄송하네요. 저는 한동대에 와서 정말 오길 잘했다 느꼈었는데 그 중 하나가 기독교 공동체이기 때문이었어요. 물론 기독교인들만 오는 곳이 아니라 기독교가 아닌 친구들도 합격해서 공동체 생활 잘하고 있습니다. 어디에 가시나 항상 좋은 일만 가득하길 바라겠습니다.

@@DANNYKIM10 그렇게 느낀 것이 아니고 구조적으로 기울어진 운동장인게 사실입니다. 기독교 공동체를 많이 강조하는게 그냥 그 자체로만 그칠거라 생각하면 지나치게 단순한 생각이죠. 입학부터 시작해서 과정 전반에 걸쳐 알게 모르게 영향을 미치는게 사실인데, 학교에 대해 알려진 정보가 워낙 없어서 그런지 그 부분은 잘 드러나지 않더군요. 그리고 로스쿨이라면서 학업 능력이 아닌 종합적 평가를 그렇게 강조하는 데는 여기밖에 없는데, 지원자 풀이 좁으면 기독교가 아닌 사람들도 등록금 충당용으로 뽑겠지만 쟁쟁한 후보자가 많을 경우 학교 마음대로 입맛대로 선정할 수 있는 여지를 주는 문구이기도 하죠. 일반적인 로스쿨이라면 학업 능력을 가장 우선시 하는게 맞지 않을까요? 학교가 좋은 커리큘럼을 가지고 있고 기독교인들에게 좋은 환경이라는 점 잘 알겠지만, 종교적인 부분에 대해 투명하게 오픈하지 않고 대외적으로 학교 홍보에만 급급하다면 그건 학교가 잘못하는거고 윤리적으로 비판받을만한 부분입니다. 학교는 비기독교인에 대한 차별 없다는 스탠스인데, 기독교인들에게 가점을 주면 비기독교인들에게는 그게 차별이 되는겁니다. 그러면 차별 없다는 말을 하면 안 되죠.

@@user-fs2lq2cs3z 제가 알기론 학교 취지가 똑똑한 사람을 기준으로 뽑는 것이 아니라 기독교인 변호사를 육성하는 것을 목표로 학교를 세우신 것으로 알고있습니다. 그래서 기독교와 법 같은 수업도 필수로 들어야하고요. 말씀하시는 기존 로스쿨들하고는 많이 다른게 사실입니다. 학업적으로도 중요하겠지만 그보다 중요한 것들이 있으니깐요. 저 또한 미국에서 학부를 나오고 lsat 성적도 받았지만 미국에 있는 로스쿨을 갔으면 자만하며 돈과 명예가 제일 우선시 되며 세상적으로 살았을 것 같습니다. 물론 기독교 공동체를 추구하고 그만큼 단점도 있겠지만 장점도 많이 있다 생각합니다.

안가는게 낫겠내요 종교생활 강요라니...@@user-fs2lq2cs3z

학점보다 교회다니는게 더 중요한 학교입니다.

리트나 엘셋은 필요하지 않습니다.

안녕하세요. 저희 동기나 선배 후배 분들 중에도 한국에서 초, 중,고, 대 다 나오신분들 많습니다. 물론 처음에는 시간이 더 할애되고 어려운 부분은 있을 수 있지만 영어 실력이 전부는 아니라고 말씀드리고 싶습니다. 물론 면접이나 영어 시험도 통과하셔야 하겠지만 수업을 따라가는데 있어서 더 많은 노력을 해야할 것 입니다. 영어 입학 시험과 면접 관련 영상은 다른 영상에 남겨두었습니다. 혹시 더 궁금한 사항 있으시면 [email protected] 으로 연락주세요.

답변 감사합니다! 많은 도움이 되었습니다. @@DANNYKIM10

영어 버전도 만들어서 HILS OT 때 틀어줘도 좋을 거 같아요 후후

@@user-yc8gl9ww7q 그 당시에 영어로 진행했어서 영어 버전 스크립트 공유합니다. Dear Class of 2024, For a long time, I was unsure whether or not I had the right to stand here. My fellow law colleagues who have spoken before me have mostly explained their study tips. Thus, I decided instead to talk about something more important than studying: HILS life. What’s the first thing that comes to mind when someone says “law school?” Competition? Internships? How to get a good grade? Until I came to law school, this is how I have lived my life. As a foreign national in the United States, during my middle and high school years, I continuously pushed myself to get the best grades to go to the best schools to secure the best internships. There was nothing but a competition to be the best. When I heard of HGU, I heard that HGU doesn’t emphasize competition, people share their outlines, and the Christian community was such a wonderful place. Thus, dreaming of the Garden of Eden, I returned to Korea. However, unlike my expectations, the first semester at HILS was filled with case briefs and call-on, which caused significant stress for so many of my peers. I personally took digestive pills before torts and ran to the bathroom many times. Everyone was busy, living their busiest lives. There were many times when I doubted the path I had chosen and wished to give up. However, my colleagues and I supported each other one day at a time, and we finished our first semester. Friends of mine call us the “RPOP” (reasonable person of ordinary prudence). Thus, if I’m stressed out, others are stressed out as well. If others are happy, I will be happy as well. By that logic, if I have to pull an all-nighter to get my case briefs done, my classmate next to me is crying his eyes out in his room for the same reason. Whenever you feel tired, shout “I am the RPOP!” In my second semester, I have collapsed countless times, more so than ever before in my life. I don’t wish anyone sitting here today to undergo the same fate here, which is why I am standing here today. If there is anyone who is undergoing something similar to me, just contact me and I will be a good listener, and we will find a solution together if possible. Everyone else seems to be pushing ahead with their lives, but I felt like I was slowly being left behind. I got on my knees and begged the Lord Almighty to give me the boldness to grow as a person. I am too weak to stand alone. I don’t know if coming here and crying and pondering whether the path I took is wrong, everyone else is busily working their way up, but I’m just being left behind. I didn’t know what made me happy, I didn’t know what was pushing me through this ordeal, so I hung on to God and prayed every day. One day, I even told the good Lord that I could no longer handle it. This is the end. There were times when I went to Dean Lee and told him I wanted to take a semester off. Of course, I wanted to say on the surface that this path was the one that God chose for me, that God walks beside me, and I wanted to shout that everything is okay. However, the reality was very harsh, dark, and scary. I wanted to give up everything. There was no one next to me, all my family was in Seoul, and the only place, I could go to, was the beach in Youngildae. So I went to Youngildae Beach every night to walk, to look for an answer, and I was so lonely. In Ecclesiastes 4:12, there is a verse that is my favorite verse; Though one may be overpowered, two can defend themselves. A cord of three strands is not quickly broken. Alone, you will fall countless times and will lose. I would also not be here if it weren’t for my classmates who listened to my worries, prayed for me, worried themselves sick about me, and cared about me. There will come times when you stumble, fall, and find yourselves lonely and tired. Look around you. Everyone is tired. We are not here to compete amongst ourselves but to sympathize and love each other. In the Bible, it says to love your neighbor as we love ourselves. If someone stumbles, please don’t think “I’ve just passed one competitor, I’m not going to fail.” We have to take our fellow classmates with us, rather than leave them behind. When you fall over, someone will be there for you. When I fell, my neighbor gave me strength, and thus I want to reciprocate to those around me. I believe this is what God was talking about when he said the light and salt of this earth. Rather than competing against each other, I want us to help and support our classmates. And rather than gossiping and fighting, I want us to embrace and forgive one another as a community. Knowing God, walking together step by step, and accomplishing our goals with patience instead of rushing ahead and being unaware of others, - this is what makes Handong special and attractive. These values also show the power of cooperation as God’s gift to us. We would not be here and have met without God’s guidance. I want to take this time to welcome you to HILS, a space that is both like the wilderness and the Garden of Eden. To share a few studying tips, do not procrastinate, and finish your assigned reading and case briefing daily. It is helpful to reference the senior students’ outlines, but nothing beats reading and finishing it yourself. For midterms and finals, you would have to read them all over. So, it is best to read them thoroughly and do case briefings throughout the semester. If you made your own outline, you would not need to read over all the notes but just review your notes. Again, an outline made by yourself is the best because it is familiar to you and facilitates memorization. I also recommend writing out the rules. I hope that rather than focusing on surviving through grit and studiousness, the Class of 2024 would work together so that no one will be left behind. Thank you for listening.