The Chinese University of Hong Kong: Acceptance Rate, Fees & Courses

• CUHK provides a free "Shuttle Bus" service for CUHK students and staff to travel around campus.
• The University station of the Mass Transit Railway (MTR) and the Hong Kong bus system serve the University. 
• Bus and train stations are adjacent to Chung Chi College, with additional bus stops just outside the two school entrances on Tai Po Road.
• Hong Kong International Airport is the closest to the Chinese University of Hong Kong (HKG).

• It is Hong Kong's largest and most beautiful campus, built on a 137.3-hectare mountainside. 
• CUHK has a Campus Master Plan (CMP) that governs the long-term development of its campus. It also considers the University's teaching, learning, and research requirements.
• The University Library System is home to one of Hong Kong's most significant and extensive collections.
• The Art Museum regularly exhibits ancient and pre-modern Chinese art.
• The Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change attracts visitors. 
• Work and education necessitate a healthy balance of fun and fitness. 
• The University Campus Backbone Network connects the entire campus via high-speed 10 Gigabit Ethernet cables, including classrooms, student dormitories, teaching blocks, and academic and administrative buildings.
• Students have free use of the computers at the Information Technology Services Centre (ITSC).
• There are opportunities for bird and botanical excursions, hiking, cycling, and long leisurely walks.

Stadiums, gymnasia, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, tennis and squash courts, weight training rooms, and a Water Sports Centre are among the sports facilities available at CUHK and its Colleges.

• More than 50 clubs and student organizations are available to students, including the Haw College Student Union, Morningside College Student Union, S.H. Ho College Student Union, CW Chu College Student Union, and Wu Yee Sun College Student Union.

The college offers on-campus accommodation to all its students.

• CUHK provides on-campus housing for its students and also assists students in locating other residential options in Hong Kong.
• Students who choose to live on campus for the duration of their undergraduate studies are provided with a hostel room for three years.
• Half of CUHK's undergraduates live in college dorms. 
• The residence halls provide a multicultural living environment for local, non-local, and exchange students.
• Rent for a private flat in Hong Kong is relatively high, and many landlords will only consider leases of at least one year. 
• On the other hand, living off-campus may be more enjoyable because you will have more flexibility and can explore the local culture.
• The yearly rent for students og Chinese University of Hong Kong will be 13,360 – 17,070 HKD (134391.69 to 171711.54 INR).