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"One question: let's say a kid is accepted by Johns Hopkins pre-med, then medical school. can he come back to HK to practice? would this path be better than the local one? (i'm just being curious and I know nothing about this area)"
Unless the students are graduated in one of the two local medical schools, they could not practice (even they are registered doctors overseas) without passing the licentiate examination and doing one year internship. If you care to check the passing rate of the licentiate examination in the web, you will find that the annual passing rate is around 10 percent. Sometimes, it was as low as 5 percent. So if the kids aim to study medicine and practice in Hong Kong in future, they would choose to study medicine in Hong Kong if they are admitted by HKU or CU.
In US, it takes 4 years to complete a medical degree (after the first degree). One of the requirements imposed for taking the HK licentiate examination is the candidate should receive 5 years formal academic training. From this wording, one doubts whether he is qualified to take the licenctiate examination if he studies medicine in the USA. I can tell you an actual example. One of my D's classmate was admitted to study the pre-med program of a top top top college (Ivy equivalent college in the USA). He chose to study medicine in CU when he received an offer from CU this year.
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