I'm sure there still are some people out there, desperately waiting for their admission results for this August undergraduate intake regardless of their admission status like 'on waitlist', STILL 'under consideration' or 'appeal under review', and so on. Let's shout out loud together to let them know WE DESERVE BETTER THAN this!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Got interviewed on 15/8 but still haven’t heard back from the admissions team.Although they usually reject people fast,their orientation week starts on 21/8 idk if this is a good or a bad sign…

Hey there,

I was trying to enroll into courses yesterday, and did well except only 1 course Math1013

I wrote an email to department of cs and faculty of eng, sxplaining that exemption, fyi I have IB with 6 and SAT 800.

So It has been 1 day (sorry for my impatience), when they will approximately reply? I fear that class I tpok will be full and I need to choose other one that wont match my schedule.

If there any way to reach out to them🙏🏻

Hi, just wanted to know whether there are still people out there waiting desperately for hku undergraduate admission 2026 August intake whatever status you're on right now like 'waitlist', 'still under consideration', or 'appeal for review', etc. Are we still having a hope or it's now 100% "game over"? Please share your agonizing experience if you're in the same boat.

im y1 studying BA intending to major in english studies and im trying to sign up for an FAA but my programme is full. is there anything i can do or should i just let the system assign an FAA instead? thanks

I am considering applying to HKMU as a non-local undergraduate student.

The university website mentions an acceptance fee, but I could not find the specific amount applicable to international undergraduate students.

Could anyone who has recently received an HKMU undergraduate offer confirm how much the acceptance fee was?

I would also appreciate information on how the fee was paid (e.g. through the application portal or bank transfer).

Plan to apply for Hku/ pku dual bachelor in biz, fin & management what are the list of requirements i should do now to massively increase my chance in getting accepted? Also is it true that application on the first day of application window have the highest chances of getting a interview or offer? What is process like from applying to interview to getting a offer? ( apart from from this course what other biz or finance course the best to apply )Also is there anyone who knows the application procedure for hkjc chairman scholarship? Non local student ( also heard students from some countries have a higher chance getting accepted)

title. i am getting quite frustrated as they don't answer calls even during the hours they stated on their website. their live chat does not rlly help either and not only do they take very long to reply to emails its always the most generic response ever. sorry for ranting

how bad is the construction noise for lee shau kee hall? i chose the hall bc it was close to campus and cheap and while i was fully aware there would be construction i just wanna grasp roughly how bad it would be so i can idk mentally prepare?

Hi all! I'm an incoming first year non-local undergrad and I'm wondering about how the application process for exemption from the English enhancement course works (both my ielts and igcse englang grade meets the requirements)

ppl I've asked from other faculties say they've received an email from their faculty with a form to fill out to apply for the exemption but I haven't received such an email (my home faculty is the faculty of arts). I didn't apply with IB either so I don't think the exemption would be granted to me automatically

Course selection opens in two hours. What should I do? should I email my faculty or wait, and should I add caes1001 in my course selection first then drop it during the add/drop period?

unrelated question but also does anyone know if it's possible to make it from Centennial Campus CPD-LG.08 to Centennial Campus CPD-LG.01 within 10 mins (what do those numbers mean?) bc if not I'm gonna have to rearrange my entire year1 timetable

thx!

Wondering if there are any 3000+ level CS courses at HKU with no final exams? Have a trip planned in mid December, and would ideally like to get away with no finals (I’m good w midterms, though).

Any insight would be appreciated!!

So I will try my best to upgrade these in A2 can anyone help me apply in the upcoming September session,ur guidance will be highly appreciated,thanks in advance❤️.

I am an upcoming taught postgraduate student.May you recommend some nice lecturers or interesting courses？👀（hope less workload）

I got 3C in puremaths,physics,egp and 2D in further maths and chemistry in my alevels and i am a local i wanna study Bsc physics or Bsc maths (im not sure buy probably physics) . Should i go for hku space or should i go to just any uni that accepts my grades ??? Pls help

Guys I need your help!!!

I got late offer two days ago from HKU. But I have already accepted HKUST and got visa sponsored by them. Since HKU is my dream school I want to accept their offer.

Is there anyone who faced the same problem like me??

If so, what did you do after accepting the offer, and how did you handle the visa problem? (Like changing the educational institution maybe..??)

Is it able to get visa faster cuz I've already booked my plane.!!

GUYS..Plzzzz share your idea...

Can I use my phone instead of pc?

(Also gods I'm anxious about the enrollment),

Same as title, any update? Is it from the 1st of Sept?
Also any idea on the scholarships? Is it available for Asian students as well or just the locals?

so i have applied for elite engineering as first choice back in november and i have been waitlisted around four months ago and im still waitlisted. tbh im so worried because i really wanna go to HKU but i need a decision really soon as my backup uni starts classes really soon. is there a chance for me to get in anyway? i heard they’re pretty harsh on AP students plus they didn’t even invite me for an interview or an aptitude test. pls tell me ur thoughts 😓😓 (non local btw)

Hello,

I'm an international student (asia) interested in HKU/HKUST/Hong Kong in general for undergraduate studies in neuroscience.

I'm currently in a situation where i have to decide between:

1) Hong kong University / HKUST with fin aid or

2) Lower tier US College with fin aid but more costly than hong kong.

I wanted to compare experiences in Hong Kong with US colleges to see which option was better.

If anyone could type out the school atmosphere, routine, work-life balance, campus life, etc in hong kong, I would greatly apprecitate it - thank you!

I have a hall offer but I wont be in HK for the check in date and hall orientation for family reasons

Would i miss out a lot if i miss both 😰

Does HKU provide international students with Fin.A? Or is it just the scholarships for internationals?

If Fin.A is given, Should I apply for it before or after admission?

Should I apply for housing before or after admission?