Probably not as I already settled in CUHK, and I don’t believe that HKU is that much better than CUHK. Can anyone give me advice please?
If I were in your position, I would choose to stay at CUHK. They recognized your suitability from the beginning and offered you a place. I have a question for you: Does CUHK accept more IB students than A-Level students for the Non-Jupas admissions?
If I were in your position, I would choose to stay at CUHK. They recognized your suitability from the beginning and offered you a place. I have a question for you: Does CUHK accept more IB students than A-Level students for the Non-Jupas admissions?
Definitely IB is the majority, there is only about 10 A-level student each year.
If I were in your position, I would choose to stay at CUHK. They recognized your suitability from the beginning and offered you a place. I have a question for you: Does CUHK accept more IB students than A-Level students for the Non-Jupas admissions?
But in terms of teaching, reputation and prospect. Will CUHK be in a disadvantage?
Hi, a local IB student here with a predicted 43 (6s in Chinese LL and English LL). Are these scores good enough for med at both unis, and what are the chances that I will get a conditional offer if all goes well? Thx
But in terms of teaching, reputation and prospect. Will CUHK be in a disadvantage?
Actually, both medical schools are very good; it's just that one of them has a learning style that suits you better. HKU accepts a higher proportion of non-japus students each year compared to CUHK, making it easier for IB students to adapt. However, since you are in A-Level, I think the difference won't be too significant.
CUHK took more than 70% Jupas. I heard that CUHK had accepted some DSE students who only score 36 (I though minimum need to be score 40 and above). It seems they like to play in a small circle.
Hi everyone I was wondering does anyone know how detailed should my CV be for CUHK and HKU? I am applying under the non-Jupas stream and I can’t seem to find any instructions except for what to put in on the uni websites? Thank you very much.
As I know for last year, acceptance rate of IB is higher than A-Level and this is one of the reasons why they raised up the requirement from 3A*1A to 4A* this year. My friend got 4A* without CO last year also can’t get in HKU but was accepted by CU.
Hi Peter, are you now studying in HKU or CUHK medicine?