【網友評論】韓昇延考進慶熙大學原有機會唸韓國名大學

陳玉恬

2013年10月14日上午6:01

新聞：韓昇延曾唸美名門高中打敗外國人登全校第一

韓國網友覺得韓昇延很會唸書嗎?

【網友留言-來自NATE】

1. [↑440, ↓74]網友이수진:看他以前的照片，確實像會讀書的小孩

2. [↑486, ↓65]網友simi****:所有偶像中，韓昇延可能最會唸書吧...正式錄取慶熙大學

3. [↑451, ↓96]網友hahe****:Tenafly high school真的是很好的學校，成績排名前20才進的去，英文也要很好，成績也要很高

4. [↑55, ↓7]網友sy_m****:原來如此，我以為只有妮可是在國外長大的

5. [↑47 ↓11網友kimi****:我唸重考班的時候老師跟我們說，韓昇延是她檢定考試班的學生。她是理科的學生，模擬考、國語、外國語幾乎都是第一名，數理排第二名，科學也唸得不錯。好好唸書可以考上延世大學或高麗大學，但她最後放棄唸書去當練習生。

6 .[↑46, ↓13]網友장원석:她出道後也是通過正規考試進慶熙大學的

7. [↑43, ↓26]網友tomr****:不愧是韓昇延!

8. [↑39, ↓6]網友haro****:她是透過考試進慶熙大學，唸書應該很厲害

9. [↑36, ↓9]網友dngk****:唸書唸的不錯嘛

10.[↑35, ↓8]網友godn**** :她長得挺狠的，只要下定決心應該都做得到

台灣粉絲也覺得她很厲害嗎?請留言跟網友討論一下!

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【網友評論】韓昇延考進慶熙大學原有機會唸韓國名大學

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