Record International Qualification Admissions Threaten Public University Quotas in Hong Kong

A surge of Hong Kong students entering publicly funded universities via fee-paying schools using international qualifications has led to a decline in local exam taker admissions, sparking calls for enrollment quotas.

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Public school students are losing spots at Asia's No.1 university

Record numbers of Hong Kong students are entering the city's publicly funded universities on international qualifications from fee-paying schools, while admissions of local exam takers have fallen, prompting calls for a quota.

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Record International Qualification Admissions Threaten Public University Quotas in Hong Kong

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Public school students are losing spots at Asia's No.1 university

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