President Yun Seok-yew scolds Minister of Education Lee Ju-ho for mentioning that he would go on to medical school after majoring in self-directed studies... ``Causing unnecessary confusion'' = South Korea

On the 19th, President Yoon Seo-gyul reprimanded the Ministry of Education for its plan to ``allow some students to enter medical school after enrolling in an autonomous major.''
Presidential Office Spokesperson Lee Do-un held a briefing at the Yongsan Presidential Office this afternoon.
``President Yoon reprimanded the Ministry of Education for causing confusion with unnecessary references.'' Spokesperson Lee said, ``The Yun Seok-Yeong government has decided that university entrance exams will be conducted in the fairest way that students and their parents can accept.
It will be done. The Korean government has not considered, nor does it even have any plans, to allow students to enter some medical schools after enrolling as independent majors, as mentioned by the Minister of Education.''
Prior to this, Vice Prime Minister of Social Affairs and Minister of Education Lee Ju-ho said in an interview with some media that day, ``At least the number of new university students
"I think we should give the 30% as much freedom as possible in choosing their majors, and if there is a capacity for medical schools, we can include them here (autonomous majors)."