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+Peanut Jelly and mine was about 55,000 won

+Jessica Lee Sorry I'm not quite sure.. But if you're going to sogang you can ask the HUG program. I'm sure they know where you can purchase them.

+Peanut Jelly Oh nice! How much were they? Is at the bookstore under the Gonzaga dorm?

I ordered the jacket from one of the students that hosted a group buy so ours were made specially custom. I believe they sell them at their store as well.

+Snyra Gee Hahaha I certainly know how you feel. It was truly an unforgettable experience. ^___^

Okay, I think I got it now. Thanks for the help!! :) 

+LivLuvLang You get penalty points for coming in after curfew hours. The system was really weird but from what I remembered, on weekends curfew is 1am but if you stay out until 5am they won't deduct points. But you don't really need to worry about passing curfew. You can enter the building 24/7, they will not lock you out.

Okay so, you get in trouble for coming in late or get in trouble for both late and staying out? Did you get in trouble for not letting them know in advance? Thanks! 

+LivLuvLang Yes you could arrange stay outs on the Gonzaga website. Although I never did and I stayed out when I went clubbing or visiting family.

+Victoria Mak So.. what if you didn't come back at all? Ahaha could you arange to stay out?

+Victoria Mak Ahhh lucky you! I'm sure you will enjoy your time there. Sogang is very strict but I guarantee you will make many great memories. Cheers! ^^

LOL. Perks of being an international student I guess! Thanks for the quick response. This was a concern I had and am considering if I should forgo the dorms for and live off campus. But because Im heading to Sogang alone, it would be pretty difficult and expensive to find a suitable accommodation outside of Sogang. But I knew I wanna stay out late as well, so just wanted to see if there was any way around it!

Many would say the dorms are like a maximum security prison. Although it can seem like that at times, it is very clean, safe, and convenient especially for students. They may seem strict with the curfew but tbh International Students didn't really care about the curfew. I knew a bunch of people that would stay out a lot and they never got evicted. They Just got penalty points which didn't really matter. I remember we had this end of the year award ceremony where there were many candidates to be awarded for the most penalty points. LOL