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本帖最後由 slamai 於 15-12-7 00:30 編輯
manning2014 發表於 15-12-4 18:33
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I quote here King's College, Cambridge as an example, please read for yourself.
I have overlooked and didn't address your special emphasis, i.e. "it does not say from another University somewhere else". It simply shows that you don't understand the difference between a current student in a local U and another one from an overseas U who applies for an undergraduate degree. It has largely to do with government subsidy and policy, e.g. in the case of HK, "in accordance with the University Grants Committee’s (UGC’s) guidelines on inter-institutional transfer of students, repeated study of students as a result of the transfer should not bring additional cost on the UGC, and should not take up funded quota that should have otherwise been made available to students entering institutions or under normal progression. The institution should accept such transferees by way of over-enrolment. In this regard, the inter-institutional transfer of students is considered on a case-by-case basis." (quoted from the website of one of HK's UGC-funded universities.) |
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