Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to School 2017 List

• Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok-joo - Focuses on the lives of young athletes and their friendships, romantic entanglements, and personal growth.
• Who Are You: School 2015 - A direct predecessor in the School series that explores high school life, identity, and friendship.
• The Heirs - Centers around affluent high school students and their personal and romantic relationships.
• My ID is Gangnam Beauty - Deals with self-esteem, beauty standards, and romance in a university setting.
• Extraordinary You - A unique high school drama where characters realize they are in a comic book and seek to change their fates.
• Fight My Way - Follows a group of friends trying to pursue their dreams while navigating their relationships and challenges.
• Dream High - Focuses on a group of students at a performing arts high school and their aspirations in the music industry.
• Cheese in the Trap - Explores complex relationships and social dynamics among college students.
• Sassy Go Go - Centers around high school students and their struggles with academia, friendship, and love.
• Love Alarm - Explores young love and the impact of technology on relationships in a high school setting.
• Age of Youth - A slice-of-life drama that showcases the challenges and growth of young women living together in a shared house.
• The Best Hit - Combines elements of youth and romance with a focus on the music industry.
• Strong Woman Do Bong-soon - Incorporates humorous relationships, action, and romance in a unique, lighthearted way.
• The Uncanny Encounter - Combines supernatural elements with a youthful cast navigating life and relationships.
• What's Wrong with Secretary Kim - Explores romantic relationships and personal growth with a focus on workplace dynamics.
• Misaeng: Incomplete Life - Depicts the trials and tribulations of young professionals and their personal lives.
• Her Private Life - Focuses on the duality of life for a young woman balancing her work and her passions in terms of love and fandom.
• You're Beautiful - Mixes romance and comedy in a story centered around the music industry and friendships.
• Spring Turns to Spring - Fuses themes of romance and professional life with a lighthearted take on gender roles.
• Rookie Historian Goo Hae-ryung - Showcases a historical setting with young characters encountering societal challenges.
• Because This Is My First Life - Deals with contemporary issues faced by young adults, including love and living together.
• The King: Eternal Monarch - Intertwines romance with fantasy elements in a young adult setting.
• The Tale of Nokdu - Mixes historical drama with youth and romance, exploring identity and love.
• Boys Over Flowers - Classic high school drama that involves romance and social hierarchy.
• Bitter Sweet - Follows young love amid social issues and personal challenges.
• Love in the Moonlight - A historical drama with themes of young love, identity, and societal norms.
• Navillera - Explores the dreams and aspirations of youth through ballet, emphasizing growth and relationships.
• The Bride of Habaek - Involves young characters from different worlds navigating romance and destiny.
• Her Private Life - Explores young love and fandom with a blend of humor and passion.
• Would You Like a Cup of Coffee? - A slice-of-life narrative that explores the lives of young adults and their decisions.
• Sweet Home - A darker twist with youth confronting supernatural challenges, but retains themes of friendship.
• Class of Lies - A crime drama set in a high school environment, exploring themes of deceit and identity.
• The Secret Life of My Secretary - Mixes workplace romance with the complexities of young adult relationships.
• Let's Fight Ghost - A mix of supernatural elements in a youth-driven storyline with humor and romance.
• Bad Guys: Vile City - While darker, it deals with young adult themes and the complexities of relationships.
• My Name - Features a strong female lead navigating challenges, though in a more action-oriented format.
• Contact - Focuses on relationships among young people engaged in creative pursuits.
• The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse - Lighter and comedic, but explores friendship and adventure among a close-knit group.
• Tokyo Revengers - Youth facing life challenges and dealing with themes of time travel and redemption.