A fee of HK$60 is charged for each application for admission at the time the application is submitted.  A fee of HK$120 is charged for each late application.  Applications received after the closing date (15 September 2000) will be regarded as late applications.

In 2000-01, the tuition fee for Year 1 of all programmes is HK$28,980.  The tuition fee for Year 2 and all subsequent years is HK$32,520.  The fee should be paid in four equal installments : the first before registration, the second before 16 December 2000, the third before 1 March 2001 and the fourth before 1 May 2001.

All members of the Students’ Union are required to subscribe annually to the Union.  The annual subscription charge for the 2000-01 academic year amounts to HK$180.

A number of scholarships are awarded under the Caritas Adult and Higher Education Service (CAHES) Student Financial Aid Scheme to motivate students of each programme to pursue academic excellence.

The Student Affairs Committee of the College selects students eligible for the award.  The scholarships are awarded in the second semester of the ensuing academic year as partial payment of the tuition fee.

Three scholarships are awarded to students with the highest Grade Point Average (GPA)in Year 1 of their studies.

To qualify for the award of these scholarships, students must have (1) passed all courses; (2) attained at least an 80% attendance rate and (3) scored a GPA of at least 2.7 in all courses.

Scholarships are awarded to students studying Year 2 and 3 of each programme.  One scholarship is awarded to each year of study on the basis of attainment of the highest annual Grade Point Average (GPA) in the core courses.  In case the number of students in any year of study exceeds thirty, a second additional scholarship will be awarded to the student attaining the second highest annual GPA in the core courses.

To qualify for the award of these scholarships, a student must have (1) passed all courses taken in the previous academic year; (2) scored a GPA of at least          2.7 in the core courses; (3) attained at least an 80% attendance rate and (4) attained the highest or the second highest annual GPA in the core courses, as the case may be.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Financial assistance is given to students experiencing financial difficulties in the course of their studies.

The College is operating on two campuses,  Caine Road and Oxford Road.  Each campus is equipped with a library, a language laboratory and two computer laboratories to provide teaching and learning facilities.