Samsung scion says three years without smartphone helped him get into Seoul National University

Lim Dong-hyun, the grandson of Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-hee and the son of Lee Boo-jin, entered Seoul National University in December. According to sources in the private education industry and reports by Maeil Business Newspaper, Lim appeared as a guest speaker at a private cram school in Daechi-dong, Seoul, during a briefing session for first-year students from Whimoon High School. He shared how he gained admission to the country’s most prestigious university, offering advice on preparing for the Korean College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) and recommending students to refrain from using smartphones for three years. His advice included outlining strategies for managing grades and tips for the exams. The session reportedly included a presentation titled "A Regret-Free Whimoon High School Life," examples of exam problems he solved to illustrate his problem-solving approach and a Q&A session that drew participation from a sizable number of parents. Lim also shared his personal approach to preparing for the CSAT during the session. For the Korean language section, he stressed the importanWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times