Goo Hye Sun, an actress known for both her performances as an actress and her well-publicized personal life, has once again stepped back into the public eye for her academic accomplishments.

On January 13, Goo Hye-sun posted to her social media channels, informing her followers about her graduate studies. The post had a photo and papers about her schoolwork, showing that she's now concentrating on her achievements instead of past problems. The update quickly spread online, sparking conversations among fans.

In the post, Goo talked about the plagiarism check on her master's thesis. She said, "The plagiarism rate is 1%. I will continue to strive harder. Thank you for your support," according to Koreaboo. She posted pictures of her graduation photo and the official plagiarism results for her thesis.

The papers showed that Goo's master's thesis had a 1% plagiarism rate, which attracted attention since South Korea is always talking about academic honesty among famous people. Koreaboo said that the actress looked pleased with the result and said it inspired her to improve her work.

Born in 1984, Goo Hye-sun got a Master of Engineering degree from KAIST's Graduate School of Science Journalism. She finished early, making people even more interested in her studies. She's renowned for her acting, but she's also worked as a director, writer, musician, and visual artist.

Naver said that Goo recently got a special award for Creative Talent. The award was part of KAIST's new cultural plan called "QAIST," which recognized 19 outstanding teams and people. The news source said that the award shows KAIST is trying to encourage creativity that crosses different fields and contributions to culture.

This recognition comes years after Goo's public and messy divorce, which kept her personal life in the news for a long time. Since then, she's been trying to get people to focus on her creative and academic work instead of her personal problems.

By sharing official papers and graduation photos, Goo seemed to want her real achievements to speak for themselves. Naver mentioned that her choice to share the plagiarism check results directly might have been to stop any doubts and show that she's being open about her schoolwork.