In a recent turn of events, Kang Ye-seo, the youngest member of the prominent girl group Kep1er, has made a noteworthy decision to pursue higher education.
According to an exclusive report by Star News on the 10th, Kang Ye-seo is gearing up to partake in the ‘2024 College Scholastic Ability Test’ (CSAT), scheduled to be held at a school in Seoul on the 16th.
Balancing Stardom and Studies: Kep1er’s Kang Ye-seo Defies Idol Norms, Prepares for College Entrance at 18
At just 18 years old, born in August 2005, Kang Ye-seo is presently enrolled at Lira Arts High School in Jung-gu, Seoul, rendering her eligible to undertake the CSAT this academic year.
What sets her decision apart is the prevailing trend among idol singers to defer or altogether forgo college entrance exams in favor of prioritizing their entertainment careers.
However, Kang Ye-seo stands out by demonstrating a dedicated commitment to balancing both her academic pursuits and her burgeoning success in the entertainment industry.
A Star in the Making: Kang Ye-seo’s Artistic Journey from ‘Girls Planet 999’ to Shaping Her Academic Future
Expressing her academic ambitions, Kang Ye-seo has disclosed an interest in majoring in either acting or practical music.
Her journey in the entertainment realm commenced with her debut as a pivotal member of Kepler, a multinational group formed through the Mnet contest program ‘Girls Planet 999: Girls’ Battle,’ which concluded in October 2021.
Notably, Kepler, comprised of nine talented members, has been making waves across both Korean and Japanese territories.
Before her involvement in ‘Girls Planet 999,’ Kang Ye-seo lent her talents to other girl groups, including Cutie L, Pretty G, and Busters.
From Child Actor to Cinematic Success: Kang Ye-seo’s Dazzling Journey Beyond K-Pop Limelight
Beyond her musical endeavors, Kang Ye-seo possesses a rich history in acting, having begun her career as a child actor in 2010 with a supporting role in the drama ‘Golden Fish.’
Since then, she has graced the screens in diverse productions such as ‘Smile, Mom,’ ‘Brain,’ ‘Korean Peninsula,’ ‘An Angel’s Choice,’ ‘Dream of the Great,’ ‘Abyss,’ and ‘If You Cheat.’
Her cinematic repertoire extends to roles in movies like ‘Gift in Cell No. 7,’ ‘Bean Sprouts,’ and ‘Forgiveness.’
