the studying time. Students can get a 'pass' from the teachers to let themselves stay in the dormitory after dinner. There are strict restrictions on electrical appliances in the dorm rooms. Students are also not allowed to bring in any food that can rot. There is a curfew at midnight. All lights must be off, and students must go to sleep around 1. During exam periods, and for the seniors, the rules are relaxed. Residential Advisors take turns monitoring the hallways at night. To go off-campus on weekends, students must register for when they would go out and come back in prior to the weekend in question or have their parents confront the RAs for the pass. Parents are allowed to pick up their children on-campus. Points are given out to students for misbehavior, such as being late for school or breaking the curfew rule. Students with a certain number of points or above will have their parents notified by the RAs. There are opportunities for counterpoints, usually in the form of helping out an RA. All points are reset at the end of each month. School Clubs Hankuk Academy of Foreign Studies is also known for is diversity and amount of their school clubs. There are currently 260 clubs in school, covering various fields of studies and other activities. Notes External links Hankuk Academy of Foreign Studies High schools in South Korea Boarding schools in South Korea Educational institutions established in 2004 Private schools in South Korea 2004 establishments in South Korea