The story of 81-year-old Grandmother in Daegu who took the College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) this year is touching the audience. In particular,경륜결과textbooks underline with highlighter and various pens are noticeable. She has a dream of teaching Korean at a welfare center with a college diploma.

According to a local media on Sunday, Park Seon-min (81), who is known as the oldest candidate for the College Scholastic Ability Test in Daegu, started studying for her elementary school graduation qualification exam by herself in 2001.

Having a dream to study while watching the learner speak in a coherent manner, Park successfully held the qualification exams for elementary and middle school graduation in 2003 and 2005, respectively.

The grandmother, who tried to pass the qualification exam for high school, had high scores in English, math and science, but was always caught in Korean. Park, who has to read and solve long fingerprints quickly, did not have enough time. Finally, the 10th challenge was to pass the qualification exam for high school graduation in August this year.

She read and read the book until it was worn out, including marking major parts with highlighter. The grandmother's book released by the media is a source of admiration. "I read it a hundred times and told you everything," she said.

Park, who slept two to three hours a day and drank coffee, underwent surgery to implant a motor vehicle in her heart, but did not lose her desire to study. Her son, worried about his health, threw away all the books, but it was useless.

Park said, "My head hurts and I feel sick in a few days without studying.

Prior to the college entrance exam, Park submitted applications to five universities, and three universities heard the news of her acceptance.

"Even if I go to university, I will follow the MT and attend the university hard," Park said.