
The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen (abbreviated as CUHK-Shenzhen or CUHKSZ)—also commonly referred to in Hong Kong as "CUHK (Shenzhen)"—is a comprehensive research-intensive university located in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, People's Republic of China. It was established with the approval of the Ministry of Education in accordance with the *Regulations on Chinese-Foreign Cooperation in Running Schools*.

Is it difficult to be admitted to the University of Hong Kong?
Yes, getting into the University of Hong Kong (HKU) is quite challenging. It is one of the top universities in Hong Kong, ranking among the top 20 globally. The overall admission rate is usually between 10% and 20%.
Does the University of Hong Kong require SAT scores for admission?
The University of Hong Kong (HKU) does not require SAT scores for all applicants. However, if you are applying with an international qualification, you must submit your SAT scores. (For example, a high school diploma from an American program) instead of local qualification certificates such as the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education or the General Certificate of Education Advanced Level from the UK.
Can foreigners receive education for free in Hong Kong?
The education system in Hong Kong is funded by public funds. From primary school to high school (ages 6 to 18), for all 12 years of education, students in public schools can attend for free. Public schools account for the vast majority of all schools in Hong Kong.






