Notable Students
- Eric Mun - Singer (member of South Korean boy group Shinhwa)
- Brian Joo - Singer
- Lee Sun-Mi - Singer (member of South Korean girl group Wonder Girls)
- Min Sunye - Singer (member of South Korean girl group Wonder Girls)
- Seohyun - Singer (member of South Korean girl group Girls' Generation)
- Gayoon - Singer (member of South Korean girl group 4Minute)
- Lee Seung Gi - Singer, MC, actor
- Yoona - Singer, actress (member of South Korean girl group Girls' Generation)
- Han Hyo-joo - South Korean actress
- Ham Eunjung - Singer, actress (member of South Korean girl group T-ARA)
- Lee Jang-woo - South Korean actor
- Shin Min Ah - South Korean actress
- Ko Hyun Jung - South Korean actress
- Kim So-yeon - South Korean actress
- Kang Sora - South Korean actress
- Park Min Ha - Singer (member of South Korean girl group Nine Muses)
- Park Min-Young - South Korean actress
- Jun Ji-hyun - South Korean actress best for portraying the lead role in My Sassy Girl
- Yeo Hoonmin (Hoon) - Singer, actor (member of South Korean boy group U-KISS)
- Park Jung Min - Singer, Actor (member of South Korean boy group SS501)
- Kim Hyung Jun - Singer, Actor, DJ of Music High Radio Station (member of South Korean boy group SS501)
- Lee Hyun-woo - South Korean actor
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