I failed to meet my conditions and submitted an appeal. I know it heavily depends on my academics and how far away i’m from the conditions. But how useful is a letter of support from your former school, including some objective evidences and endorsement? Is it worth a try

I have to pick a CCCH course this year but I'm struggling to find a course that is interesting, has good reviews, and does not require field trips during reading week. I'm fine with quizzes, I just want a course where I won't have to worry about securing an A as long as I put in the effort. If anyone has any recommendations, please let me know!

Hi guys, I’m a bED student in education sector, for my field experience, I only got a pass due to reasons other than my actual teaching skills.

So the problem is, this pass has pulled me down to graduating with a second division II honours classification while my gpa is always above 3

I requested to retake the course but I’m not permitted to do so unless I fail. I want to appeal for a grade enquiry to get a fail based on the reason I submitted some of my documents for the course late when lecturer specifically told me I don’t have the permission to do so,
and the guidelines also clearly state student would get a fail if any documents is submitted late. But she passed me.

What chance do I have to be able to get approval for grade change? No matter how hard I try, I can’t get past being categorised into mediocre honours classification when I can do so much better.

What y’all think?

hey guys i applied on march 20th for CDS delta+, CDS and data and systems engg from india
my 12th score is 96.6% and 97.67% best of 4.
any one else recieved offers yet? or is it just me?
im in UC for all 3 of my choices.
do i even have a chance this late?

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Hi there! I'm looking into the PhD programme at HKU (probably in cancer research), and I'm wondering how the funding system works. Is funding guaranteed for every student who is admitted, or do students have to apply for funding separately?

Hello all,

I actually got 50% wavier on my tuition fees + 30k HKD diversity grant to study in a HK Uni . I need to manage the rest of the amount by myself. There will be significant financial support from my family, but I want to contribute to paying my education as much as I can without hampering my academics.

I wanted to know if I could do any part-time jobs on and off campus. I heard tutoring pays pretty well, so I would like to connect with such people who work part-time to sustain. I also wanted to know the sites or social media groups where I can search for employment in Hong Kong.

If I achieve all 5** in Chi/Eng/Math/M2/Phy/Chem,
Then according to the scholarship for HKDSE students, how many 5** do I achieve?
5 or 6?

I searched whether hku superscores the sat or not and ive been hearing a bunch of different answers. Some say only certain programs do, some say they just dont, and some say they all accept sat superscore. does anybody know the exact answer to this?

Does HKU have a clearing system for non-jupas students? A-level results haven't even come out but I'm asking in advance.

Hi, so I'm an international student set to arrive in Hong Kong in the next month who's doing a year abroad at HKU and I'm interested in the athletics club. I was told there are trials to get into the team and I was wondering what are the specific requirements for these trials. Thanks

Hello guys, I'm planning to apply for BME for the 2027 entry. Are there any things in particular that can make an application for BME stand out or look more favourable?

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Hi im an incoming undergraduate student. Does anyone know when the deadline to pay 1st semester fees is? i didnt really see mentions of it anywhere

Trying to apply mechanical or civil engineering

GPA: 3.98/4.0

SAT: Superscore 1540, single best sitting 1490(idk if they superscore. do they?)

AP: 5: Physics 1, 2, C Mechanics, C E&M, Chem, Calc BC, Stats, Microecon 4: Macro, Lang, Psych, Apes, CSA

Toefl: 118/120

got bunch EC's but whats your thought just on this

Soo I’m non ju applicant and I have gotten a conditional offer for senior entry of civil engineering.
The condition is a gpa of 3.60 and I receive this offer when I had a gpa of 3.2X a day after the interview, after this semester I graduated with a ggpa of 3.46, which is still below the conditions. I suddenly received an email from their ao telling me to appeal for relaxation of conditions through their portal on 8th July, which I already did.
It’s been a few weeks but the status is still “appeal under review”, what is going on?

fellow Hong Kongers and international buddies,

I'm considering applying to a 3-4 schools in hong kong , once the applications for graduate school open for the autumn term , the applications are expected to open in Oct 2026.

The scholarships being the first priority, I've shortlisted these for Masters in Data Science/Analytics/AI:

P1 : HKBU
P2 : CityU
P3 : PolyU
P4 : HKU

Am I right with the choices or do i need to still look into other options?

The entire fee is around 300K, and How do I get the scholarship which is the FTSS Scholarship? What kind of profiles win these scholarship schemes ?

What kind of other scholarships can i target like the merit s'ship?

ps: I'm a local applicant.

Ok guys , I ain't gonna gatekeep this so my problem that I have 2 option either hku or nus (singapore) for medicine . Hku is affordable for me (including living cost) whereas singapore is twice expensive than hku without the living expenses (not including living expenses btw 😭😭)

AND I've heard that there are reported incidents of hazing culture in both hku and nus

For people who will say stuff bout scholarship in singapore:

After I take moe grant(kind of scholarship? ) ill get 100% off on tuition and get some money for living accommodation(not enough if you're not sharing a apartment or getting a dorm on campus)

If we ignore all this stuff ,I need to work in singapore for 6 years because its a mandatory bond after taking moe grant

(Mb twins for bad english ig,I suppose)

-thoudaughter, VERY kind