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本帖最後由 cornelius 於 13-3-26 01:37 編輯
I'm not really convinced if one has to go to study overseas merely for a general degree (excuse me, I think management, business administration, etc belong to the so-called "general") unless the school is top-tiered, world renowned as for the case of laorenjia. Otherwise, it would seem a waste of time and money (except the kid has already "hoi hiu" and knows what s/he is going to achieve).
I know a family whose kid went to the US after finishing F.4 in HK (not a top student at that time) for a reason to broaden her horizon. She studied in a public school (through the program that had been advertised in the local press and the cost is something like HK$100,000 a year, not really expensive). Then the kid entered an ordinary community college but was fascinated by the wide spectrum of subjects that one would never find in Hong Kong. Under this environment, the kid made up her mind in pursuing something she finds an interest and has worked hard through the years. Months ago, she was offered a PhD scholarship by CUHK and will come back for a new chapter of life later this year. She's now 21 and her parents have never been like "monsters" in her bring-up, but maintained good relationship and provided spiritual support all along (as what most of us do). I think it is important for the kids to "hoi hiu" so that they can plan for their own life, a purpose-driven life. If they don't take ownership of their future, they will never succeed in life.
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