At present, I am a senior three. After the college entrance examination, I studied in a domestic university for more than a year, and then went to Canada as an "immigrant". I want to ask some question

At present, I am a senior three. After the college entrance examination, I studied in a domestic university for more than a year, and then went to Canada as an "immigrant". I want to ask some questions. 1, there is no need to learn English. But you need to take the TOEFL test. The score should be above 100.

2. Admission to the University of Hong Kong may actually be a little more difficult than studying in the United States and Canada. Forget it.

Immigration status means the same treatment as Canadian citizens.

According to the result you described, "application" will not be particularly difficult. . . In fact, there is no concept of "taking an examination of a university" abroad, that is, applying. The key is how to "package" your comprehensive quality. . In other words, the application materials are very important, and how to show your strengths and characteristics is very important. . . . . On the question of "credits", because you are transferring, Canadian universities may not all recognize the credits of your domestic universities.

5. useful.