The 2014 undergraduate admissions process for the University of Hong Kong in Mainland China has commenced. The university expects to enroll no more than 300 students, with no fixed quotas for individual provinces or cities; candidates will be selected based on merit. The application deadline for candidates is June 15.
It is reported that all students participating in the 2014 National College Entrance Examination (Gaokao) are eligible to apply to the University of Hong Kong. The University of Hong Kong’s Mainland admission plan operates under an independent application procedure, distinct from the unified admission mechanism for Mainland Chinese universities. During the admissions process, the University of Hong Kong will consider the following factors: the applicant's Gaokao scores, the applicant's performance in interviews, and the applicant's comprehensive qualities.
Candidates wishing to apply to the University of Hong Kong may log on to the University of Hong Kong's Mainland Undergraduate Admission Scheme online application system (www.hku.hk/mainland) to complete the application form. Applicants may pay the application fee online using credit cards such as MasterCard, Visa, or China UnionPay. Alternatively, they may pay via bank draft, remittance, or direct deposit into the University of Hong Kong's bank account. For details, please visit the University of Hong Kong's Mainland admissions website. The application fee is 450 HKD, and the late application fee is 750 HKD. The deadline for applications is June 15 of this year. Applicants must submit their forms online and complete the relevant payment procedures to be considered successfully registered.
