I am a freshman (scholarship) from the mainland on 20 10. The Chinese University of Hong Kong is in front. Fill in the Chinese University of Hong Kong in the batch in advance when filling out the form, and the first choice has been defaulted here, because parallel volunteer will not affect undergraduate enrollment. After that, scholarships and non-scholarships have different codes. If you fill in the scholarship, you should pay attention to: 1, but you can't fill in the obedience, provided that only the scholarship is considered. If you fail, you will not be admitted to HKCU University. Because the batch is made in advance, it won't affect your undergraduate course (but the undergraduate parallel volunteer will have to fill in the professional compliance or risk not accepting the documents). 2, fill in obedience, which means that you are determined to go to this university, unless you can't even attend a non-reward class. In some provinces, only scholarship students can choose universities. For example, in Anhui Province, you filled in a scholarship. If you are accepted, I will call you back and tell you to choose a university. But in coastal provinces, non-scholarship students are still free to choose, depending on your region. To answer your last question, mainland students are classified as "sixth form" in Hong Kong (six years in middle school, seven years in Hong Kong middle school, and seven years in specialized courses. At present, the system is being changed, so mainland students have to take basic courses regardless of whether they have scholarships or not. For example, if you choose business school, it is basic business. I can kindly remind you that among Hong Kong schools, only the basic classes of CUHK are the best (those who take professional courses), because the undergraduate course of CUHK is four years, and other schools often take some depressing classes. Hehe, the university is busy.