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回覆 nintendo 的帖子
This discussion can be compared to another hot topic at EK: the "local" students at "real" international schools who speak Cantonese at home for 17 years, but still take Chinese B HL (and English A of course) at IB DP. Some said the students are taking an easy way out, in order to get a better IB DP results. Some also said this approach is also discriminated by local and overseas universities. This may also be true to a certain extent.
In my son's case, yes, he was trying to take an easy way out when his Chinese grades were not satisfactory some years ago. The trade off is not getting a bilingual diploma, and taking the risk of not getting certain kinds of jobs in Hong Kong. He might also be discriminated by local and overseas universities. Luckily, he got conditional offer from HKU, and all 5 offers from UK universities, including top ones and Oxbridge.
The scenario of taking English B (and Chinese A) may be discriminated by certain courses both local and overseas. I personally think it is not acceptable for law courses in top UK universities. However, the "defeat" may be fixed to a certain extent by getting a top IELT grade? At the end of the day, the universities are comparing students taking DSE and IB in Hong Kong, and elsewhere in the world.
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