Due to COVID-19, face-to-face lectures at this school have been converted to cyber lectures. Accordingly, I will prepare an interview and a survey to find out the school students' position on tuition refunds and special scholarships for COVID-19.

Jang, a Japanese language student at the school, answered he, hopes the school will refund 50% of the actual payment. She also said he was dissatisfied with the fact that the amount of the Corona Special Scholarship that the school paid to students was significantly smaller than other schools. He also answered that students' right to study is being violated because some professors demand over-the-top tasks rather than improve the quality of their lectures.

In the school's community "Every Time," the survey was conducted by organizing the expected stance of students on tuition refunds and special scholarships for COVID-19.

According to the survey, 57.9% of the school's students said they wanted to receive 50% of the actual tuition payment as tuition returns. In addition, 26.3% of the students said they wanted the school to refund the tuition fee completely.

A satisfaction survey of Corona Special Scholarship found that 10.5% of students said the special scholarships paid by the school were ridiculously small compared to the damage caused by the COVID-19. However, only 5.3% of the students said they did not need to get their tuition back. The results of the survey show that more than half of the students want a return of 50% of their tuition fees.

I conclude this article with the hope that it will serve as the starting point for a campaign to call for the refunding of tuition fees to restore tuition rights related to guaranteeing students' right to study.

L.L.F reporter Cho-eun Lee