留港定去uk讀大學好

Shootastar

It is a very difficult question to answer.

First, I do not know whether money is a problem. You have to invest at HK$1.0 million more on receiving overseas education than the money spent on local education.

Assuming money is not a problem, the next question is the reputation of both the overseas college and CU or HKUST. In the personal view, the reputation of the two local colleges appears to be more appealing to the potential employers in Hong Kong.

However studying in UK will give your kid the exposure in an environment of different culture (so long as he/she is willing to mix with the local or international students in addition to Hong Kong kids).

A good degree is also appealing to the potential employers. It is well known that for quantitative degree, the UK colleges would grant around 30% of their graduates with first class honor. However, for CU and HKUST, the first class degrees granted should be substantially less than their counterparts in UK. In other words, it is "easier" to attain a good degree (i.e. first class honor or high two one honor). A first class honor degree would be appealing to the potential employers (or top postgraduate colleges).