My answer will deeply analyze the differences between the Chinese University of Hong Kong at Shenzhen and the City University of Hong Kong in terms of cost, ranking, major setting, application difficulty and employment. If you are a student who is struggling between these two schools, I suggest you think carefully about where you are struggling and which school is more in line with your psychological expectations at this time, and then make a choice.
1. In terms of cost, there is actually not much difference between the Chinese University of Hong Kong at Shenzhen and the City University of Hong Kong. Tuition fees in Hong Kong are generally 200,000-250,000 RMB; The tuition in the city is almost in this range. However, there are few arts and sciences in Hong Kong, mostly in business and science and engineering, while there are many arts and sciences in Chengda, and the tuition fee for arts and sciences is relatively cheap, at around RMB 6,543.8+0.5 million.
In terms of living expenses, the expenses in Hong Kong are higher than those in Shenzhen, especially the rent. Some majors in Shenzhen, Hong Kong provide dormitories (cost 1200/ year, which is very cheap), and some majors don't provide dormitories, so they need to rent their own houses (such as public policy), but the cost of renting houses off campus is also much worse than that in Hong Kong. City University of Hong Kong needs to rent a house by itself, and the cost is 3000-5000 RMB/month, depending on personal consumption level.
2. Ranking: City University of Hong Kong ranked 54th in the latest QS World University Ranking, while Hong Kong Shenzhong was not listed because it was a Sino-foreign joint venture school in the Mainland. This is a bit embarrassing. Chengdu University ranks high and can enjoy the policy of settling down. Some areas can apply for directional selection, and most companies pass the resume, but Hong Kong and China are not necessarily deep (but it is definitely possible for enterprises to pass the customs).
One more thing, Hong Kong did not leave the country when studying, so it is not considered as an international student and cannot enjoy the preferential policies for international students (you can settle in Shenzhen).
3. In terms of major setting, City University of Hong Kong has many majors, including business, science and engineering, media, education, arts and social sciences, law and medicine. However, the master programs in China, Hongkong and Shenzhen are very limited.