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05 Apr 2013, 00:24
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@Stachen: the accommodation on campus is limited (and not really luxurious), but it's the cheapest option, it's around HK$ 3,000. Consider that off campus accommodation (single room/shared apartment) costs from HK$ 5,000
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05 Apr 2013, 21:23
paolaxve wrote:
edhorizon wrote:
paolaxve wrote:
@Stachen: the accommodation on campus is limited (and not really luxurious), but it's the cheapest option, it's around HK$ 3,000. Consider that off campus accommodation (single room/shared apartment) costs from HK$ 5,000
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05 Apr 2013, 21:27
Yes, they give scholarship, i cannot expect to have it, so surprising me. But, student support as not good I expect. Don't know class start date, class schedule, accomm, arriving date after paying deposit. Bit upset about student support.
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Is Indian strong continent in class? Please inform me from where could I get employment statistics of 2012 India MBA Batch, in particularly how much is indian average package? How many number of graduates are working in China and India respectively. How your advantages over NUS and ISB? Is 100% loan or scholarship to Indian? your prompt reply will be very helpful.
I just applied to the CUHK MBA FT program.
I don't think they have listed out a specific employment statisitcs for India Batch. Location-wise, no doubt I'll choose CUHK in HK, rather than NUS and ISB. I think with its longest history in Asia, CUHK offers unique attractiveess and the booming of Asian, especially China economy where I see more job opportunities.
As far as I know. They will offer entrance schoalrship to the most outstanding applicants. This is not limited to Indian.
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08 Apr 2013, 04:36
I'll arrive on July 19[/quote]
You fly so early, I fly on end july[/quote]
Yes, I'll arrive easly, just in case...on campus accommodation is not guarantee, so I'll have the time to find an apartment/enjoy the city/recover from jet lag where are you from?
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21 Apr 2013, 18:26
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We have released our Interim Report on 2013 Intake. Generally speaking, female takes up to 45% of our admission, and the average age is 28 while the average working experience is 5.4 years. Highest GMAT score recorded is 760. Please refer to the attached image for further details.
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21 Apr 2013, 18:31
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We have released our Interim Report on 2013 Intake. Generally speaking, female takes up to 45% of our admission, and the average age is 28 while the average working experience is 5.4 years. Highest GMAT score recorded is 760. Please refer to the attached image for further details.
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23 May 2013, 06:49
Hi everyone,
I am a recent grad of the full time MBA program, this year actually. Congrats to those accepted and hope you are excited to arrive in HK later this year. I can try to answer any questions to the best of my ability!
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21 Jun 2013, 00:25
Hi,
I am a Female and have a GMAT score of 620, 4.3 years work experience in Consulting field. I am very keen on applying to CUHK or HKU schools for 2014 admit.
Can anyone tell me if i stand a chance to get admission?
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21 Jun 2013, 00:33
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Hi,
I am a Female and have a GMAT score of 620, 4.3 years work experience in Consulting field. I am very keen on applying to CUHK or HKU schools for 2014 admit.
Can anyone tell me if i stand a chance to get admission?
I think as long your GMAT score of min 600 and 3 years of working experience, generally anyone stands a chance.
For 2014, you would have accumulated more experience as they deem your experience till Aug 2014 (2014 intake).
2013 intake, GMAT average is about 650 to my understanding.
To consider scholarship, maybe is good to try and attempt a GMAT score of 670 for your case? and try to apply early as well.
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23 Jun 2013, 04:56
gmat66, I generally agree with what edhorizon pointed out. I think a bit higher gmat is better of course but I think you will be in the mix and a lot will be whether or not your experience and other skills will bring diversity and contributions to the program. I assume you would want to work in HK/the APAC region afterwards? What are your language skills? I am from Canada and currently work in HK. I think these things will all contribute to your application. All the best and good luck in the process!!! happy to help if you have any other questions.
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