Accommodating foreign students

Two headlines about Korea recently caught my eye. Time Out named Seoul's Jongno 3-ga the world's coolest neighborhood, and the Financial Times called Seoul the "new Paris" for university students going abroad. Along with many other recent stories praising Korea as a destination for travel, study, culture and business, they reflect the growing global appeal of the country and its capital city. For decades, many Koreans associated overseas opportunity with the West. Corporate employees coveted…