9 Tomato Art School Students Passed the Entrance Exam at Prestigious Art & Design Universities

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After as many as 16 students Tomato Art School successfully passed the art universities entrance examination in Korea, now as many as 9 of the 25 final year students graduating Tomato Art School passed the entrance exam on several number of prestigious art universities in various parts of the Asia, United States and Europe. In fact, there were several students have received periodical and full scholarships. The success of the students Tomato Art School in the desired university does not get separated from the role and guidance of head instructor and his assistants in making the portfolio such as university entrance requirements.

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