Yonhi College

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Yonhi College was a prominent Korean higher education institution in Seoul during the early 20th century that later became part of Yonsei University.

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instanceOf college
higher education institution
predecessor institution
affiliation Severance Union Medical College NERFINISHED
associatedWith Korean Christian higher education
modernization of Korean education
campusType urban campus
city Seoul NERFINISHED
continent Asia
country Korea NERFINISHED
defunct true
educationLevel tertiary education
foundedBy American Protestant missionaries
Christian missionaries
hasHeritage part of Yonsei University historical tradition
hasMotto The Truth Will Make You Free
historicalEra Japanese colonial period in Korea NERFINISHED
languageOfInstruction English
Japanese
Korean
locatedIn Gyeongseong NERFINISHED
Japanese Korea
Seoul NERFINISHED
locatedOn Sinchon campus site NERFINISHED
mergedInto Yonsei University NERFINISHED
notableAlumni Korean educators
Korean intellectuals
Korean political leaders
notableFor being one of the first modern private colleges in Korea
contributing to the development of modern higher education in Korea
role in Korean independence and nationalist movements
offersProgram humanities
liberal arts
natural sciences
social sciences
partOf Yonsei University NERFINISHED
predecessorOf Yonsei University NERFINISHED
region Gyeonggi Province NERFINISHED
religiousAffiliation Christianity
Protestantism
significance key foundation of Yonsei University identity
major private college in early 20th-century Korea
status defunct
successor Yonsei University NERFINISHED

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Yun Posun educatedAt Yonhi College