Why do we wish for others to change things instead of changing them ourselves? Multiple-choice tests create problem-solving machines. Relative grading turns friends into enemies. South Korea's education system over-invests in education not needed in the future. Essay and descriptive tests foster open thinking and creativity. Absolute grading cultivates cooperation and communication skills. Change the paradigm of Korean exams! A national transformation project, introducing the International Baccalaureate (IB) for the first time in Korea, deeply examines the limitations of the college entrance exam and emerges as a role model for public education.