7,594 applications for valid leave of absence from medical school students...more than 40% of all enrolled students = South Korea

A total of 7,594 medical school students applied for a leave of absence, accounting for more than 40% of general medical school students. According to the South Korean Ministry of Education (equivalent to Japan's Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology), 77 medical students from 11 universities were admitted on the 17th and 15th to 16th.
Seven people applied for a valid leave of absence in opposition to the increase in medical school capacity. During this period, there were six students at two schools who had applied for a leave of absence but had it withdrawn, and six students at three schools who were granted permission to take a leave of absence.
Since the 19th of last month, when South Korea's Ministry of Education began counting, there have been a total of 7,594 valid leave of absence applications, accounting for 40.4% of the total medical school students (18,793). Ma
Six universities were confirmed to have medical students refusing classes. A South Korean Ministry of Education official said, ``As a result of the Ministry of Education's confirmation of 40 universities, the closure of allied schools was not approved.''
The six universities where refusals were confirmed are making efforts to maintain normal academic affairs, including interviews with students and explanations." He continued, ``While the Ministry of Education requests universities to strictly manage academic affairs,
We have repeatedly requested that permission not be granted for the alliance's suspension of school, which is an act of turmoil."