UIC Direct Recruit Questions. Admissions for UIC

When the time comes, when you come to school, you can say it casually, say it everywhere, just see if you dare to say it, and there is no big problem in the English written test.

1.Direct enrollment refers to those who come in through independent enrollment, that is, they do not need to provide college entrance examination scores, only IELTS scores and related materials, and it seems that they have to interview for a written test or something.

2.Direct enrollment does only have a degree certificate from Hong Kong Baptist University, and that degree certificate is indeed equivalent to useless, although it has been officially recognized, but when the recruiter hears that you are from Hong Kong when recruiting, it will require you to show the entry and exit certificate during the four years of university.

3.Child's paper... Come to UIC, do you still want to study for graduate school in the mainland UIC is a capitalist school Mu has Marxism-Leninism, Mu has Mao, Mu has meditation courses, and everything is different from mainland universities Mu is eligible to take the mainland graduate examination To study for graduate school, you generally apply to universities in Hong Kong or abroad with GPA In this case, it makes a difference what diploma you get Anyway, people look at your GPA

4. UIC only recruited two books in Guangdong last year, and one book was recruited in other places, but because our school is a new school and small, low visibility, terrible tuition fees, and all-English teaching, there are still requirements for English, so the first batch of enrollment in many provinces are not satisfied, and the enrollment needs to be reduced.

5.Go to the official website of UIC to find admission, look at it, but it seems that there is only last year's enrollment plan, but since you can't find it on the official website, let alone other places.

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Sweat. There are a few people in the country who know about UIC, UIC's inflated tuition fees, unreasonable system, etc., and don't want to say more, schools that make people speechless.

This year, UIC is also a book in Guangdong.

1.Generally, there are about 2 elective courses in a semester, which are directly selected through the UIC** system, physical education is compulsory in the first year, and there are physical culture courses after the sophomore year, which can be selected by several types, but one must be chosen.

Business administration has advantages, first of all, it is taught in English, and then the professors are all from Hong Kong, and the quality is naturally very good.

3.Looking at the grade points, this can be found on the official website of UIC. New students must score 100 points (science) and 80 points (points) above the first line for admission.

It seems that this year's 30 points higher from Guizhou will be free of tuition for one year, and the second year depends on your grades.

Military training, but military training during the winter vacation, is basically in the nature of winter travel. You will definitely have to have a medical examination to enter the school.

5.In the first year, you can bring a computer as much as possible, and the school can even say that it is encouraged, because you need a computer to hand in homework and receive information from school teachers. Freshmen use Telecom's 8m fiber optic network, which is absolutely cool!

6.There are only a few exchange students a year, and there are requirements for GPA, IELTS, and TOEFL scores, depending on which foreign school you go to.

1. Physical education is a compulsory course, of course.

2. There are several directions in business administration, which one do you refer to? But the business ones are all good.

4. Military training and physical examination.

5. You can bring a computer and must bring a computer, and the network speed of the freshman dormitory is 8m.

6. Exchange students have certain GPA requirements, which vary depending on the exchange school.