Among them, the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the City University of Hong Kong are admitted in batches in advance. As long as the candidates volunteer to fill in the report with the college entrance examination, the two schools will record according to the candidates' college entrance examination results. Candidates only need to follow the general procedure of filling in college volunteers according to the unified recruitment, and do not need to register at the school alone, let alone attend the interview. Other universities, such as the University of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, have their own enrollment procedures. Candidates must register for the college entrance examination in advance, and the school will take the college entrance examination results and interviews as reference. Because the registration time of each school is different, candidates should see the deadline for online registration. Most Hong Kong schools will organize interviews from the end of June to the beginning of July (the above information is taken from Zhejiang Daily). I found a piece of information about the Chinese University of Hong Kong on the Internet: According to the college reporter's understanding from the Admissions and Student Financial Assistance Office of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, the Chinese University of Hong Kong treats freshmen and repeat students equally, and selects the best candidates. The Chinese University of Hong Kong has no restrictions on medical examination results, but it does not recognize all kinds of extra points in the Mainland. The Chinese University of Hong Kong has indicated that it will not refer to the admission of 20 10 for the time being.
The University of Hong Kong's "equal treatment" approach has been supported by repeat students. Most of the students at the scene expressed their intention to go to Hong Kong for further study. Li Fengxue, president of Essence School, introduced that Huang Jihua of the school won a full scholarship of HK$ 480,000 with an excellent score of 683 this year and was admitted to the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. Therefore, among the new repeat students, the popularity of universities in Hong Kong is very strong.
It is reported that in 20 10, the Chinese University of Hong Kong will add two new enrollment majors in the Mainland, namely "Biomedical Engineering" and "International Business and China Enterprises". Among them, "International Business and China Enterprises" was jointly organized by the School of Business Administration of the University of South Carolina. Students study in the Chinese University of Hong Kong for two years and in the United States for one year. After completing three years of undergraduate studies, you can apply to continue studying in the United States for one year to get a master's degree. In 2009, the Chinese University of Hong Kong enrolled 260 students in the Mainland, of whom 65,438+000 received full scholarships. In 20 10, the scholarship quota of 100 will still be maintained, but it is planned to expand enrollment in the mainland, and the total enrollment is expected to reach 270.
It is understood that the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the City University of Hong Kong have been included in the early batch enrollment. In 2009, the admission scores of the Chinese University of Hong Kong in the Mainland were: 637 for liberal arts and 649 for self-funded science; The scholarship class scored 650 points in liberal arts and 682 points in science. Candidates only need to choose liberal arts, science, business, engineering or scholarship when filling in their volunteers. After entering the school, students can choose their major according to their own wishes. After the first year of study, they will have another chance to change their major.
In view of the upsurge of the University of Hong Kong in recent two years, Ms. Tiffany Leong suggested that candidates should seriously consider whether they can adapt to the educational model and atmosphere in Hong Kong when choosing whether to apply for the University of Hong Kong. In addition, economic ability should also be considered. At present, the annual tuition fee for studying in Hong Kong is about 654.38 million Hong Kong dollars, and the living expenses are about 30,000 Hong Kong dollars. (English score at least 120)