Many well-known Hong Kong schools at home and abroad, including the University of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, require candidates to do well in the college entrance examination. It is mentioned in the enrollment brochures of all schools that the actual scores of candidates in the college entrance examination (excluding any extra points) should reach "one line" and the scores in English (courses) should reach 1 10. However, the actual admission scores announced by various schools are much higher than the "one line" of various provinces and cities.
The admission score of HKUST is the lowest in all provinces and cities in China, with an average score of 650 in science and 630 in liberal arts (out of 750); The minimum admission score of the Chinese University of Hong Kong is also close to 660. Not to mention Hong Kong University, which has been ranked among the top universities in various provinces and cities for many years. Other Hong Kong schools in the world's top 500 universities.
The minimum admission scores of provinces and cities are basically set at a line 100. Non-top students also have the opportunity to go to Hong Kong schools to study undergraduate courses in Hong Kong. It is not the patent of top candidates. Candidates who have reached the "second line" in the college entrance examination are also eligible to apply for Hong Kong schools such as Hong Kong Higher Institute of Science and Technology Education and Hang Seng School of Management. However, it should be noted that even if some Hong Kong proofreaders do not have high requirements for candidates' college entrance examination scores, students still need to have a certain level of English and pass the interview of Hong Kong schools before they can be admitted.
In Hong Kong, the accommodation cost is about HK$ 5,000 per month, and the annual living expenses are about HK$ 50,000 to HK$ 60,000. Generally speaking, the annual expenditure of college students in Hong Kong is about 654.38+0.6 million -654.38+0.8 million Hong Kong dollars. Studying in Hong Kong for three years will cost about 480,000-540,000 Hong Kong dollars. However, if you get a full scholarship from HKU, you can basically offset this expenditure.