The symbol of Jeonju Kijeon Women's College shows integrated images of the school. A pigeon, the messenger of new life, and a full-bloomed lily that symbolizes kindness, purity, innocence and the spirit of service are combined in harmony. As you know, the letter K engraved in the center is the initial of Kijeon. Four colors connote that Kijeon Women's diversity and their beings as loving daughters of God. Green is for caring and love in the School of Health and Welfare; pink is for creativity and challenge in the School of Industrial Design and Art; yellow is for trust and hope in the School of Humanities and Social science. Finally, blue means that God is always with Jeonju Kijeon Women's College.

A smart young lady named 'Ahra' is the character of Jeonju Kijeon Women's College. As a prototype of modern women, Ahra is popular among the young ones for her self-confidence, decency and her sense of humor. With recognition that through knowledge she can be really free, she is industrious in learning to achieve higher academic goal. Having positive viewpoints and warm heart, she is always ready to help people in need and incases of unfairness she resists them. In school activities, she participates with passion. Each of Kijeon students is like 'Ahra' that everyone loves.