Hallym University tops financial soundness category of 2025 university corporate evaluation corporation...Dependence on tuition is only 26%
Oct 15, 2025
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Thanks to the stable support of corporations, Hallym University's tuition dependence rate is only 26.64%, lowering the burden on students and parents, while expanding investment in education and research.
The first university corporation evaluation conducted this year comprehensively evaluated 83 school corporations nationwide that run private universities with more than 5,000 students in three categories and 14 detailed indicators, including ▲ corporate fiscal soundness (40%), ▲ corporate and university fiscal soundness (20%), ▲ sustainability (40%).
Ilsong Academy, a school corporation, was highly evaluated by transferring 31.19% of the university's operating income based on the stable profit structure and transparent governance structure of the network of Hallim, Gangnam, Hangang, Chuncheon, and Dongtan Sacred Heart Hospital.
Hallym University is preemptively allocating its finances to key areas such as ▲ student success-oriented educational innovation ▲ AI and data convergence curriculum advancement ▲ field-based employment and start-up support ▲ community win-win programs.
President Choi Yang-hee said, "Thanks to the responsible financial support of Ilsong Academy, Hallym University's mid- to long-term education investment and steady student support were possible."We will continue to consider fiscal diversification strategies to reduce dependence on tuition fees" he said.
Experts say that it is the result of confirming that the physical strength of the corporation is "university competitiveness" in that university corporations with sustainable revenue sources such as hospitals were highly evaluated. In fact, many of the top-tier corporations are expanding university support based on hospital profits and transparent decision-making systems.
Hallym University plans to continue expanding education and research infrastructure and contributing to local communities based on transparent governance and responsible finance, and will strengthen the virtuous cycle structure to reduce student burden and improve the quality of education based on achievements made by students, faculty, alumni, and local communities.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
