非聯招報讀醫學 IB 至少43分

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I also want to make some supplements here.
For LLB, CU's minimum requirement (including TOK) is 38 IB points and HKU's is 41.

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In case of medicine, CU admitted more non-jupas students than HKU did (before 2012). CU admitted about 50 NJ students while HKU admitted less than 50 NJ students.

Since there are increases of places to 210, each university may admit more non-jupas students. CU may admitted 1/3 non-jupas applicants (around 70) while HKU may admit 25% (around 50).

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IB applicants can apply for fast track of CU and HKU. The deadline is around the end of October /early Novermber. Please check the webpages of CU and HKU.

If your have outstanding academic resuit and good interviews, you will probably receive offers in February to April 2012. However, there is no harm to apply under fast track because if you are not selected for an interview/offer, they will defer your application to normal route of application.

Shootastar

IB applicants can apply for fast track of CU and HKU. The deadline is around the end of October /early Novermber. Please check the webpages of CU and HKU.

If your have outstanding academic resuit and good interviews, you will probably receive offers in February to April 2012. However, there is no harm to apply under fast track because if you are not selected for an interview/offer, they will defer your application to normal route of application.

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For Non-Jupas application, you can apply for 3 courses only to CU or HKU. I have no experience in lodging applications to other university.

For example, you can apply for medicine (1st choice); biomedical engineering (2nd choice) and science (3rd choice) to CU. You can also apply for BBA (Law), LLB and BSS (Govn & Law) to HKU.

Once you tick you want your application to be considered in the fast track, each faculty concerned will consider your application.

Last year, my daughter was called upon by the 2nd choice faculty of CU to attend an interview, one month later, she was asked to attend an interview by the 1st choice faculty. At the end of the day, she was offered admission by the 1st choice faculty.

You cannot change your choice once it is submitted.So in the main round, the preference is the same as you put in the application form.

Basically, non-jupas applicants are always invited for interviews if the faculties concerned are interested in your application. My daughter did attend 2 interviews with CU and one interview with HKU.

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Whether you apply under the fast track or normal route, you may be selected for an interview which is based on the material present in your application as well as your predicted grade of your public examinations. If the admission committee is interested on your application, you may be selected for an interview. If they are satisfied with your interview, they may give you a conditional offer specifying the grades you should obtain in your public examinations. If you meet the conditions, the offer becomes unconditional and you are admitted.

According to the webpages of the universities, they will take a holistic approach when they consider the Non-Jupas application. That means no one factor would dominate the whole application (save it is a clear case that the predicted grade is far below the grades obtained by successful students for the past years). If your whole application present a competitive application, I think the admission committee will select you for an interview.

Unless your grades for a particular subject, there is no harm to make an application. After all you have 3 choices in each application. You may apply for a subject which requests the results you can safely achieve.

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Hi riccichu
Please check PM.