If you want to study in Hong Kong, you should consider your family's financial situation and whether your present and future income is enough to pay for studying in Hong Kong, including tuition and living expenses. Non-Hong Kong students need to pay about HK$ 654.38 million+for their first undergraduate course in Hong Kong. Accommodation and living expenses: about HK$ 50,000 per year.
2. Language achievement;
You need to take IELTS or TOEFL. Different schools and majors have different specific requirements for test scores. IELTS is generally above 6.5, science and engineering require IELTS above 6, law requires IELTS above 7, and the new TOEFL requires 79-92, but it is more advantageous to reach 100 or even10.
3. Undergraduate college background
That is, whether the university awarding undergraduate degree is a domestic key university, such as "2 1 1" or "985". This is particularly evident in business majors. For example, the "Economics" major of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology made a summary of the school background of students admitted in previous years in official website.
4. GPA
Students who wish to apply for a master's degree in Hong Kong are generally recommended to score above 80 points in order to have the most basic competitiveness, especially those from ordinary universities.