1. This semester, two Great Books seminar courses will be offered: "Why We Come to College" and "Citizenship and the Problem of Justice"
2. Among these, "Citizenship and the Problem of Justice" will be conducted in English. For 8 weeks between September and October, the seminar will be co-taught by Professor Louis Petrich from St. John's College and Professor Yonghwa Lee from the English Department. For the rest of the semester, the seminar will be taught by Prof. Lee.
3. Students who excel in English and discussion skills in the "Citizenship and the Problem of Justice" can receive a recommendation letter from Professor Petrich, waiving the requirement to submit a TOEFL (iBT score of 100 or higher) score for the selection of students to be dispatched to St. John's College for the first semester of 2025.
4. For reference, students selected for dispatch to St. John's College Graduate School can receive a tuition reduction from $18,000 to $6,000 per semester and can transfer credits, according to the agreement between INU and St. John's College. (Detailed selection criteria and academic information will be announced separately through the Office of International Affairs.)
    

Course Registration Notice: Please note that the "Citizenship and the Problem of Justice" will be conducted in English this semester.