1. Higher English proficiency Except for the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the City University of Hong Kong, which participated in the unified recruitment, other Hong Kong universities that independently enroll students in the Mainland have higher requirements for candidates' foreign language proficiency. For example, for admission to the University of Hong Kong, candidates must achieve an English score of 65,438+0.25 in the college entrance examination in order to get an interview. 2. Corresponding economic support In recent years, the tuition fees of schools in Hong Kong have increased, and the general tuition fees are HK$ 654.38 million per year. Accommodation and living expenses are almost 50 thousand hong kong dollars. Even if mainland candidates get scholarships with excellent results, it is likely to cause unpredictable psychological burden to candidates if they study in Hong Kong universities entirely on scholarships. 3. The results of the unified examination are better and the academic level is higher. The enrollment of Hong Kong schools in the Mainland is first included in the unified examination, followed by independent enrollment. Candidates who are admitted should reach the first batch of key admission scores of the national unified college entrance examination and above, and those who are lower than the first batch of key admission scores of the college entrance examination will not be considered. Candidates' academic performance should be the results of three subjects selected by students in the academic performance examination. These three subjects are presented in five levels: A, B, C, D and E respectively. Candidates who take part in recruitment in Hong Kong should get the first place. Every candidate who wants to apply for a Hong Kong school should consider whether his or her senior high school entrance examination results are good or not and whether his or her academic level is high or not. This is a "hard indicator" for whether he or she can be admitted to a Hong Kong school. 4. Strong autonomous learning ability The learning mode of the University of Hong Kong is "subversive" to the study habits developed by mainland candidates for many years. Every student studying in the mainland will be assigned to a class, and dozens of students will live and attend classes together, so there will be a stable circle of classmates at the beginning. In Hong Kong, there are no groups, no classes and no counselors. Reading, paper assignments, group activities, speeches, etc. Everyone needs to make great efforts, and it is impossible to get through the "customs" easily. Teachers in Hong Kong schools are very serious and strict, and cheating is absolutely not allowed. In this way, the credit system is adopted, and everyone should choose courses at different times according to their own needs.