'Class of 2007' Ham Eun-jung: "Embarrassed I couldn't graduate from Dongguk University... My classmate is already a lecturer"

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Group T-ARA member and actress Ham Eun-jung opened up about her regret over not graduating during her university days.

On the 12th, a video titled "Challenge of Re-enrollment for the Class of 2007" was released on the YouTube channel 'Ham Eun-jung'.

In the video, Ham Eun-jung recalled her time when she first entered university: "I am from the class of 2007, but T-ARA debuted in 2009. My enrollment at school was decided in 2006, and I started looking for an entertainment company."

She continued, explaining how she began her career in the entertainment industry: "At that time, I thought I should become an actress, but I was told I could do both singing and acting. So I said, 'That sounds better,' and started my activities."

Ham Eun-jung revealed that she ultimately couldn't attend school regularly while balancing her studies and entertainment career. She stated, "I attended until the first year and took a leave of absence in the second year. After returning to school, I was so busy that I couldn't go. I even paid tuition for one year, but because I couldn't attend, I was eventually expelled."

Especially whenever the topic of university came up, she felt embarrassed. Ham Eun-jung shared her honest feelings: "Every time I talk about school, I say 'Dongguk University,' and it's embarrassing. I didn't even graduate from the school."

She added, "I would have liked to attend school if things were a bit easier, but now it seems impossible. I'm already at my professor's age," which drew laughter.

On this day, Ham Eun-jung also unexpectedly met with a former classmate from the Department of Theater Arts. It was reported that the classmate is currently working as a lecturer at an actual university. In response, Ham Eun-jung said, "I couldn't graduate, but my classmate is now a lecturer," showing a sense of the passage of time and drawing attention.

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