Many institutions in Hong Kong, such as Mingde College of Hong Kong University and Donghua College, have set up undergraduate courses, and their academic level has been recognized by the Education Bureau of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the Ministry of Education of the Mainland and most international universities. In addition, mainland freshmen or former graduates can also apply for associate degree courses offered by different universities in Hong Kong based on the results of the college entrance examination. After completing the two-year associate degree course, students can apply to famous universities in Hong Kong or overseas to complete the undergraduate course through their own efforts.
Associate degree is similar to the "2+2" program in the Mainland, and it is fully recognized by the local Ministry of Education in Hong Kong, which is equivalent to the curriculum of freshmen and sophomores in Hong Kong. Take the associate degree courses of different universities in Hong Kong as an example. After completing the course, 70% of the students studying for associate degree will enter the junior and senior years of eight universities, while the other 30% will choose to go to overseas universities.
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Requirements for studying in Hong Kong:
1, there should be TOEFL scores. Unlike the United States, universities in Hong Kong do not require ETS to issue grades, but only a copy of the original. Some universities don't even need TOEFL scores, and mainland certificates of CET-4 and CET-6 are acceptable. But good TOEFL scores are obviously more competitive.
With the fierce competition, universities in Hong Kong require GRE scores, just like TOEFL, and only one copy is needed.
3.HKU only needs two letters of recommendation, but it must be from the academic field, and others will not accept it. Just send an email to the admissions office or the department, and the relevant forms will be sent to you at your convenience.
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