Yonsei University Essay Humanities and Social Sciences 26
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A steady seller for six consecutive years, "Yonsei University Essay_Humanities and Social Sciences" now available in its 2026 edition!
A self-study book on humanities writing that you can finish in one volume!
The best self-study book to prepare for Yonsei University's essay section, which has no minimum score on the CSAT.
This book is for students in humanities/social sciences, essay tutors, and repeat test takers nationwide, as a '4-week completion study project' that can be completed efficiently in a short period of time from summer vacation to exam day.
This one book not only contains all of the essay (type) questions from Yonsei University from 2025 to 2008 to help you prepare for the CSAT, but also has a 5-step, three-dimensional learning structure that masters the topic lectures - past questions - practice exercises - topic analysis - expected answers based on a total of 26 special lectures on specific topics.
It is optimized for Yonsei University's humanities essay test, with a system of reading one topic per day for four weeks.
Let's start with "Yonsei University Essay_Humanities and Social Sciences 26," a steady seller for six consecutive years and proven by word of mouth from successful applicants and instructors.
If you study hard for 4 weeks, the door to passing will open!
A self-study book on humanities writing that you can finish in one volume!
The best self-study book to prepare for Yonsei University's essay section, which has no minimum score on the CSAT.
This book is for students in humanities/social sciences, essay tutors, and repeat test takers nationwide, as a '4-week completion study project' that can be completed efficiently in a short period of time from summer vacation to exam day.
This one book not only contains all of the essay (type) questions from Yonsei University from 2025 to 2008 to help you prepare for the CSAT, but also has a 5-step, three-dimensional learning structure that masters the topic lectures - past questions - practice exercises - topic analysis - expected answers based on a total of 26 special lectures on specific topics.
It is optimized for Yonsei University's humanities essay test, with a system of reading one topic per day for four weeks.
Let's start with "Yonsei University Essay_Humanities and Social Sciences 26," a steady seller for six consecutive years and proven by word of mouth from successful applicants and instructors.
If you study hard for 4 weeks, the door to passing will open!
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index
Entering_Yeonsae Pass, Answers to Past Questions 3
Week 1
Research methods
Differences Between Humanities and Social Sciences_2009 Mock Humanities 17
02 Causality and Correlation_ 2011 Academic Year Regular Admission Social Studies 32
Explanation and Interpretation of the 3rd Day_ 2018 Academic Year Regular Admission Social Studies 40
Individual and Society
04th Social Action 'Rumor' Spread_ 2021 School Year Regular Admission Humanities and Social Sciences 1 54 │ 2019 School Year Regular Admission Humanities 69 │ 2020 School Year Regular Admission Social Sciences 76
05 Individual Freedom vs. the Common Good of Society_ 2014 Academic Year, Social Studies, 95
political philosophy
06 Realism and Idealism Philosophy_ 2017 Academic Year, Humanities, 111
07 Power-Based Domination Types_ 2009 Academic Year, Social Studies, 126
Week 2
08 Are Humans Selfish or Social? _ 2022 Admissions, Humanities and Social Sciences, 143 │ 2020 Admissions, Humanities, 157
human behavior
09 Behavioral Economics_ 2011 Mock Social Studies 172
10-Day Free Will vs. Determinism_2021 Mock Humanities Exam 187
11th Innate vs. Acquired Factors_ 2016 Academic Year, Humanities, 210
What does death mean to humans on the 12th? _ 2011 Academic Year, Humanities, 226
What is memory to humans? _ 2012 academic year, humanities, 240
tragedy of the commons
Tragedy of the Commons (14th)_ 2010 Class of 2010, Humanities, 252
Week 3
Technology and Society
The Dual Nature of Technology and Social Change_ 2023 Admissions, Humanities and Social Sciences, 271 │ 2017 Admissions, Social Sciences, 285
16th Labor Changes_ 2021 Academic Year, Humanities and Social Sciences, 2nd Round, 303
17th: Media Changes Driven by Technology_2020 Mock Humanities and Social Sciences 325
Environment and Future
18th Human-Animal Relationship_ 2015 Academic Year, Humanities, 346
ethics
Authenticity in Relationships_ 2016 Academic Year, Social Studies, 361
The Source of Ethical Conduct on the 20th_ 2025 Class, Humanities, 375
21st Sympathy, That Compassion_ 2014 Academic Year Regular Admission Humanities 394 │ 2015 Academic Year Regular Admission Social Studies 401
Week 4
Love with Discrimination and Love without Discrimination_ 2024 Class of 2024, Humanities, 422
aesthetics
What is the 23rd Miran? _ 2013 Academic Year, Humanities, Regular Admissions, 443
Philosophy of history
24th Causes and Directions of Social Change_ 2018 Early Admissions Humanities 459 │ 2009 Regular Admissions Humanities 469 │ 2008 Mock Second Humanities 478
25th, Subject of History_ 2012 Academic Year, Social Studies, 498
26th Nationalism_ 2008 Regular Admission Humanities 514
Reference 528
Week 1
Research methods
Differences Between Humanities and Social Sciences_2009 Mock Humanities 17
02 Causality and Correlation_ 2011 Academic Year Regular Admission Social Studies 32
Explanation and Interpretation of the 3rd Day_ 2018 Academic Year Regular Admission Social Studies 40
Individual and Society
04th Social Action 'Rumor' Spread_ 2021 School Year Regular Admission Humanities and Social Sciences 1 54 │ 2019 School Year Regular Admission Humanities 69 │ 2020 School Year Regular Admission Social Sciences 76
05 Individual Freedom vs. the Common Good of Society_ 2014 Academic Year, Social Studies, 95
political philosophy
06 Realism and Idealism Philosophy_ 2017 Academic Year, Humanities, 111
07 Power-Based Domination Types_ 2009 Academic Year, Social Studies, 126
Week 2
08 Are Humans Selfish or Social? _ 2022 Admissions, Humanities and Social Sciences, 143 │ 2020 Admissions, Humanities, 157
human behavior
09 Behavioral Economics_ 2011 Mock Social Studies 172
10-Day Free Will vs. Determinism_2021 Mock Humanities Exam 187
11th Innate vs. Acquired Factors_ 2016 Academic Year, Humanities, 210
What does death mean to humans on the 12th? _ 2011 Academic Year, Humanities, 226
What is memory to humans? _ 2012 academic year, humanities, 240
tragedy of the commons
Tragedy of the Commons (14th)_ 2010 Class of 2010, Humanities, 252
Week 3
Technology and Society
The Dual Nature of Technology and Social Change_ 2023 Admissions, Humanities and Social Sciences, 271 │ 2017 Admissions, Social Sciences, 285
16th Labor Changes_ 2021 Academic Year, Humanities and Social Sciences, 2nd Round, 303
17th: Media Changes Driven by Technology_2020 Mock Humanities and Social Sciences 325
Environment and Future
18th Human-Animal Relationship_ 2015 Academic Year, Humanities, 346
ethics
Authenticity in Relationships_ 2016 Academic Year, Social Studies, 361
The Source of Ethical Conduct on the 20th_ 2025 Class, Humanities, 375
21st Sympathy, That Compassion_ 2014 Academic Year Regular Admission Humanities 394 │ 2015 Academic Year Regular Admission Social Studies 401
Week 4
Love with Discrimination and Love without Discrimination_ 2024 Class of 2024, Humanities, 422
aesthetics
What is the 23rd Miran? _ 2013 Academic Year, Humanities, Regular Admissions, 443
Philosophy of history
24th Causes and Directions of Social Change_ 2018 Early Admissions Humanities 459 │ 2009 Regular Admissions Humanities 469 │ 2008 Mock Second Humanities 478
25th, Subject of History_ 2012 Academic Year, Social Studies, 498
26th Nationalism_ 2008 Regular Admission Humanities 514
Reference 528
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Into the book
The Yonsei University essay test, which does not require a student record or the CSAT, will be held on Saturday, September 27th in 2025.
The Yonsei University exam, known as the 'multifaceted thinking' essay exam, is a combination of liberal arts and humanities and boasts the highest level of difficulty.
Among the presentations, there is always one in English.
One of the problems is the repair problem.
The essay should be a typical exam where the evaluation is based on skill, not luck.
Of course, everyone knows that writing essays is not a subject that can be memorized in a short period of time, so separate preparation is necessary.
However, many students are disappointed because it is difficult to ‘prepare properly’.
Moreover, even though you have prepared diligently for the essay, the reality is that it is difficult to even confirm whether the effort was truly adequate.
I believe that through this book, students should be able to check whether or not the essay writing they did was a process that would lead to passing the exam.
The expected answer is not necessarily the model answer.
I don't know if the school provided a model answer, but Yonsei University has never publicly released such answers except for the past few years when it was a mock essay.
I think what we need to check in the expected answers presented in this book is the direction.
If there is an answer to the argument, it lies in that direction.
Depending on that direction, the structure of the answer is roughly determined.
It consists of a 26-day learning program.
In reality, it is divided into 13 subject areas, so you can get an overview of the characteristics of Yonsei University's essay writing in 13 sessions, or about 2 weeks.
Once a day, if that doesn't work out, just try to solve one or two questions honestly.
As you read through the text repeatedly, you will gain confidence in summarizing the text, organizing arguments for and against, and arranging your arguments, and the time it takes to write your answers will decrease.
What will students gain from this book? This is the task of students who, from summer vacation through the day before the essay exam at the end of September, will read, analyze, and write answers to the past exam questions in this book.
The Yonsei University exam, known as the 'multifaceted thinking' essay exam, is a combination of liberal arts and humanities and boasts the highest level of difficulty.
Among the presentations, there is always one in English.
One of the problems is the repair problem.
The essay should be a typical exam where the evaluation is based on skill, not luck.
Of course, everyone knows that writing essays is not a subject that can be memorized in a short period of time, so separate preparation is necessary.
However, many students are disappointed because it is difficult to ‘prepare properly’.
Moreover, even though you have prepared diligently for the essay, the reality is that it is difficult to even confirm whether the effort was truly adequate.
I believe that through this book, students should be able to check whether or not the essay writing they did was a process that would lead to passing the exam.
The expected answer is not necessarily the model answer.
I don't know if the school provided a model answer, but Yonsei University has never publicly released such answers except for the past few years when it was a mock essay.
I think what we need to check in the expected answers presented in this book is the direction.
If there is an answer to the argument, it lies in that direction.
Depending on that direction, the structure of the answer is roughly determined.
It consists of a 26-day learning program.
In reality, it is divided into 13 subject areas, so you can get an overview of the characteristics of Yonsei University's essay writing in 13 sessions, or about 2 weeks.
Once a day, if that doesn't work out, just try to solve one or two questions honestly.
As you read through the text repeatedly, you will gain confidence in summarizing the text, organizing arguments for and against, and arranging your arguments, and the time it takes to write your answers will decrease.
What will students gain from this book? This is the task of students who, from summer vacation through the day before the essay exam at the end of September, will read, analyze, and write answers to the past exam questions in this book.
---From "Entering"
Publisher's Review
21 Years of Experience in Gangnam Essay Writing: A Professional Instructor's Strategy for Passing the Yonsei University Essay Exam
4-week learning program for practical training
This book is primarily aimed at students who wish to study essay writing on their own, especially those who are unable to receive private tutoring.
To help you master essay writing with this one book, we've categorized frequently asked topics into 26 special lectures, including detailed explanations of the topics.
The included past exam questions include all essays from the 2008 college entrance exams administered by Yonsei University up to the 2025 academic year, including early admission essays, mock essays, and even regular admission essays, so long as they are in line with the current problem types.
Generally, essay writing academies in Gangnam create sample questions based on the type of university essay exam.
However, the author believes that solving essay exam questions carefully prepared by university professors with great care, rather than studying the expected questions from academies, can lead to higher scores in the actual exam.
Therefore, it was designed to enable practical training through 『Yonsei University Essay_Humanities and Social Sciences 26』.
Books recommended by successful applicants every year
Optimized Yonsei University Humanities and Social Sciences Essay Writing Study Guide
It is a 4-week, three-dimensional learning program that is structured in 5 stages: first, a special lecture on the topic, past exam questions, practical training, topic analysis, and expected answers, focusing on all past exam questions.
It is divided into 26 topics in total, so you can study one topic per day in a 5-step three-dimensional learning process.
By studying like this for four weeks, you can get a bird's eye view of the overall characteristics of Yonsei University's essay writing.
If you focus, you can complete it in 4 weeks, or you can extend the period and solve it once a day. If that doesn't work out, you can just solve one or two questions diligently.
As you read through the text repeatedly, you will gain confidence in summarizing the text, organizing arguments for and against, and arranging your arguments, and the time it takes to write your answers will decrease.
Special Lecture - Past Exam Questions - Practice - Topic Analysis - Expected Answers! 5-Step 3D Learning
【Special Lecture on the Topic】This lecture analyzes all Yonsei University essay exam questions from 2008 to 2025 and organizes them into 26 frequently appearing themes to help students learn background knowledge.
【Previous Exam Questions】 are organized by topic and academic year.
You can study by planning your studies to suit your learning style.
You can approach the issues from the most recent issues or by topic.
Alternatively, following the structure of the book is also a good method.
【Practice】This exercise is designed to help you practice summarizing and comparing/criticizing the given text.
It's overwhelming at first.
Let's start by simply listing keywords and establishing arguments for and against them.
If you read it 2-3 times like this, you will accumulate background knowledge and become accustomed to attaching arguments inside and outside the text and constructing sentences.
[#232] ...
As much as possible, we have compiled and included the school's analysis.
Based on the information organized in this way, guidelines for composing the optimal essay answer were presented.
In other words, the focus was on organizing the format of the answer and the content to be included in it.
[Expected Answers] are organized based on the answers written by students, supplementing any insufficient parts.
What you need to check in the expected answers presented in this book is the direction.
If there is an answer to the argument, it lies in that direction.
Depending on that direction, the structure of the answer is roughly determined.
The content contained therein may vary from student to student.
Proven by word of mouth from successful applicants every year, Yonsei University essay preparation is here to stay.
“It was difficult because I didn’t have enough time, but Director Park Woo-hyun’s materials and lectures were of real help.”
― Kim ○○, Hanago, Department of Korean Literature, Yonsei University, Class of 2019
“I saw results from summarizing past exam questions, organizing my perspectives, and writing about them every day.”
―Yonsei University Philosophy Department 2019 Accepted Student, Jeodong High School Yoon ○○
“The analysis is concise, the comparison is precise… I tried to write a variety of answers.”
― Han○○, Department of Political Science and Diplomacy, Yonsei University, Class of 2019
4-week learning program for practical training
This book is primarily aimed at students who wish to study essay writing on their own, especially those who are unable to receive private tutoring.
To help you master essay writing with this one book, we've categorized frequently asked topics into 26 special lectures, including detailed explanations of the topics.
The included past exam questions include all essays from the 2008 college entrance exams administered by Yonsei University up to the 2025 academic year, including early admission essays, mock essays, and even regular admission essays, so long as they are in line with the current problem types.
Generally, essay writing academies in Gangnam create sample questions based on the type of university essay exam.
However, the author believes that solving essay exam questions carefully prepared by university professors with great care, rather than studying the expected questions from academies, can lead to higher scores in the actual exam.
Therefore, it was designed to enable practical training through 『Yonsei University Essay_Humanities and Social Sciences 26』.
Books recommended by successful applicants every year
Optimized Yonsei University Humanities and Social Sciences Essay Writing Study Guide
It is a 4-week, three-dimensional learning program that is structured in 5 stages: first, a special lecture on the topic, past exam questions, practical training, topic analysis, and expected answers, focusing on all past exam questions.
It is divided into 26 topics in total, so you can study one topic per day in a 5-step three-dimensional learning process.
By studying like this for four weeks, you can get a bird's eye view of the overall characteristics of Yonsei University's essay writing.
If you focus, you can complete it in 4 weeks, or you can extend the period and solve it once a day. If that doesn't work out, you can just solve one or two questions diligently.
As you read through the text repeatedly, you will gain confidence in summarizing the text, organizing arguments for and against, and arranging your arguments, and the time it takes to write your answers will decrease.
Special Lecture - Past Exam Questions - Practice - Topic Analysis - Expected Answers! 5-Step 3D Learning
【Special Lecture on the Topic】This lecture analyzes all Yonsei University essay exam questions from 2008 to 2025 and organizes them into 26 frequently appearing themes to help students learn background knowledge.
【Previous Exam Questions】 are organized by topic and academic year.
You can study by planning your studies to suit your learning style.
You can approach the issues from the most recent issues or by topic.
Alternatively, following the structure of the book is also a good method.
【Practice】This exercise is designed to help you practice summarizing and comparing/criticizing the given text.
It's overwhelming at first.
Let's start by simply listing keywords and establishing arguments for and against them.
If you read it 2-3 times like this, you will accumulate background knowledge and become accustomed to attaching arguments inside and outside the text and constructing sentences.
[#232] ...
As much as possible, we have compiled and included the school's analysis.
Based on the information organized in this way, guidelines for composing the optimal essay answer were presented.
In other words, the focus was on organizing the format of the answer and the content to be included in it.
[Expected Answers] are organized based on the answers written by students, supplementing any insufficient parts.
What you need to check in the expected answers presented in this book is the direction.
If there is an answer to the argument, it lies in that direction.
Depending on that direction, the structure of the answer is roughly determined.
The content contained therein may vary from student to student.
Proven by word of mouth from successful applicants every year, Yonsei University essay preparation is here to stay.
“It was difficult because I didn’t have enough time, but Director Park Woo-hyun’s materials and lectures were of real help.”
― Kim ○○, Hanago, Department of Korean Literature, Yonsei University, Class of 2019
“I saw results from summarizing past exam questions, organizing my perspectives, and writing about them every day.”
―Yonsei University Philosophy Department 2019 Accepted Student, Jeodong High School Yoon ○○
“The analysis is concise, the comparison is precise… I tried to write a variety of answers.”
― Han○○, Department of Political Science and Diplomacy, Yonsei University, Class of 2019
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: July 7, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 528 pages | 188*258*21mm
- ISBN13: 9791188326846
- ISBN10: 1188326848
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