One of my classmates is now studying at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, and it is a self-enrollment method. This enrollment method does not affect the college entrance examination. If it goes well, the child may receive admission notices from both mainland universities and Hong Kong.

The Chinese University of Hong Kong has unified enrollment in the Mainland, and the recruitment procedures are similar to those of mainland universities. When filling in volunteers, you must be clear about which volunteers to fill in. Compared with independent enrollment, unified recruitment seems to be more risky. However, judging from last year's situation, the Chinese University of Hong Kong gave a clear reply before volunteering to fill in the form, telling candidates whether they were admitted or not and whether they won a scholarship. In this way, when filling in the volunteers, parents and candidates will already know fairly well and the risks will be avoided.

The Chinese University of Hong Kong has high requirements for students' English ability.

In the Chinese University of Hong Kong, students use all English textbooks to study, which requires high English ability. One of his daughter's mainland classmates, when studying at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, had difficulty reading textbooks because of her poor English ability, so she had to look up the dictionary and study at the same time, which was inefficient. He said that if students' English level is average, it will be difficult to use textbooks, so students with low English ability must choose carefully.

Although the results of college entrance examination and interview are two decisive factors when Hong Kong University enrolls mainland students, if children perform well in other aspects, they may also get extra points.

For example, a person's daughter did well in the college entrance examination, and many students had the same results as her daughter. However, at the age of 14, his daughter scored 650 points (out of 677 points) in the TOEFL test, and once won the certificate of academic competition, which undoubtedly helped her win a better admission treatment.

If there is no scholarship, there must be some financial support.

This year, Hong Kong enrolled 800 students in the Mainland. In short, it requires high standards, high scores, good English and good eloquence. When necessary, there will be an interview and some questions will be asked, such as the advantages and disadvantages of the Olympic Games.

Sometimes top students may fail in the exam, but they are all brushed off in the interview.

I hope you can succeed.