2007 CUHK(香港中文大學)MBA申请—校友答疑

plateauboy

<p><font face="宋体" color="#0808e7" size="2"><strong>2007香港中文大学(CUHK) MBA申请---在校生答疑</strong></font></p><p><font face="宋体" color="#0808e7" size="2"><strong>人生在世，如烟波江上的浮萍，悠悠天地间，大江东去，终将归入蠛?</strong></font></p><p><font face="宋体" color="#0808e7" size="2"><strong>在此,我们class2008的学生将继续中大MBA的传统,为有志于此的朋友们提供帮助!</strong></font></p><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br />

modern

<p>hi all potential candidates:</p><p>我是Morden,有些人可能知道我 有些人可能不知道 <br/>人也已經在中大了&nbsp; 是本屆所有MBA學生中最早來 也最早進駐PGH的一個</p><p>我來自台灣&nbsp; 畢業於台灣的清華大學 <br/>本屆除了我以外還有另一位來自台灣的學生&nbsp; 也是台灣這邊一流學府畢業的&nbsp; 我們都有過數年不等的工作經驗</p><p>本屆學生經過兩位Mike ( program director Mike Ferguson以及號稱殺手的OneMBA主導者Mike Hall)精挑細選後，堪稱近年來人數最少但卻十分有趣的一屆</p><p>課程的部份也經過重新調整 可選修Msc以及pt mba的課程 外加可選擇concentration&nbsp;&nbsp; 讓選課自由與彈性更增加&nbsp; 學生可以更開心的選擇課程</p><p>同學中目前就我所知有來自投銀/銀行/建築/國際貿易/ .com等各行業&nbsp; 學生的國籍分布也很平均&nbsp; 因為還有許多香港同學以及幾個外籍同學都還沒到&nbsp;等我有更多資訊之後會post上來與大家share&nbsp;&nbsp; <br/><br/>歡迎有興趣的申請者在這邊發問&nbsp; 我們幾個能寫中文的必當在有餘力之時盡力回應各種問題&nbsp;&nbsp; 而如果有問題是需要幾位相關背景的外籍生回答的&nbsp; 我也可以請他們簡單說說</p><p>對了 <br/>1.Gmat別問了&nbsp; 山不在高 有仙則靈有沒有聽過?&nbsp; 分數不代表你會被錄取與否<br/>2.Gmat高與獎學金的絕對關係也別再問了!&nbsp; 我同大家講(粵語說法 嘿嘿)&nbsp; 據我的了解 世事無絕對 AT分數只是某項指標 獎學金拿多少 能不能達拿&nbsp; 並非絕對關係<br/>3.要不要考T或Ielts&nbsp; 這個更是不絕對&nbsp; 有是好事 沒的話你能在面試證明自己溝通無礙也行<br/>4.薪水能不能透漏?&nbsp; 這也別問了 我的我當然不會透漏給你 至於其他人的 我也自然不方便透漏。&nbsp;等你來了MBA 那怕是去美國念 歐洲念 或是待亞洲</p><p>你/妳就會發現 畢業後找工作的狀況完全depends on 個別狀況居多! 鮮少是"因為我是哈佛 所以我可以拿十萬刀"&nbsp; 例如 我們班投銀的牛只要發封mail馬上可以回老家繼續拿他的超高薪水&nbsp; 我發一千封信把美林高盛信箱灌爆了肯定也沒人理我&nbsp; 知道了嗎?&nbsp; MBA只是鑰匙給你&nbsp; 當然大牛校也許鑰匙比較萬能 能開的門比較多扇罷了&nbsp;&nbsp; 但是能不能開的動還是你個人</p><p>CUMBA歡迎有潛力的學弟妹(師弟妹)們來一起分享我們的喜與樂! <img src="/static/legacy-emoticon/Dvbbs/em05.gif" /></p>

ZhuangTao

一入学就开始帮助以后的人，很热心。赞一个！这种回报社会的行为真的值得我辈学习。

anfan

<p>顶一下。 密切关注。 </p>

Sherman_2003

两位小弟刚入学就开始接受咨询，精神可嘉！

Sherman_2003

<div class="abstract" align="justify"><p><a id="BtnHeadline" href="http://mmlab.itsc.cuhk.edu.hk/eNewsASP/app/article-details.aspx/CB51ADD917BEB1A7CF8CA512B2C31767/"><font color="#c27e18" size="2">CUHK Proves Top Choice for Top Students </font></a></p><p>The Chinese University registered excellent admission results in the 2006-07 academic year. The University made a total of 2,367 admission offers through the Joint University Programmes Admissions System (JUPAS). Among the students, 98% or 2,319 were Band A applicants. CUHK also admitted the highest number of students with 4As or more in three years—a total of 24, including one 6A achiever.&nbsp;&nbsp; </p></div><div class="details" align="justify"><p></p><p>The five programmes with the best admission results were Global Business Studies; Medical Studies; Quantitative Finance; Insurance, Financial and Actuarial Analysis; and Risk Management Science. In terms of results of the best applicants admitted, the top five programmes were Professional Accountancy, Translation, Journalism and Communication, Music, and Global Business Studies, with students admitted having scored close to full points in the HKALE.</p><p>The two candidates with 6As in the HKALE were Yam Shu Jun from the Hang Seng School of Commerce, who was admitted to the Professional Accountancy Programme; and Tsoi Yun Pui from Sha Tin Government Secondary School, who was admitted to the Mathematics Programme. Recipient of the gold award at the International Mathematical Olympiad in 2005 and 2006, Tsoi had given up an offer by another university through the Early Admissions Scheme last year in order to study at the CUHK Department of Mathematics. </p><p>Furthermore, CUHK awarded bonus points or conditional offers to 288 JUPAS applicants under the School Principal's Nomination Scheme. A total of 85 were admitted, many of whom had had outstanding performances or achievements in secondary school. They included recipients of the Sir Edward Youde Memorial Prize, the champion of the International Triathlon Tournament (Youth Section), the champion of Hong Kong Interschool Basketball Marathon Tournament, winners of interschool or regional sports contests, as well as social service enthusiasts. Under the Self-recommendation Scheme, 82 applicants had been awarded bonus points and 48 were subsequently admitted. </p></div>

Sherman_2003

<div class="abstract" align="justify"><a id="BtnHeadline" href="http://mmlab.itsc.cuhk.edu.hk/eNewsASP/app/article-details.aspx/CB2639C43A0731CB89D516E04F28A226/"><font color="#c27e18" size="2">CUHK Appoints Vice Minister of Science and Technology Ma Songde as Honorary Professor </font></a></div><div class="abstract" align="justify"></div><div class="abstract" align="justify">rof. Ma Songde will be inaugurated as Honorary Professor of the Faculty of Engineering of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK). Prof. Ma delivered a public lecture at CUHK on 'An Overview of the Hi-tech Research and Development Program of China &amp; Content-based Image and Video Analysis' on 11th July 2006. </div><div class="details" align="justify"><p></p><p>rof. Ma Songde obtained his B.S. degree in automatic control from Tsinghua University in 1968. He received his Ph.D degree in 1983 and 'Doctorat d'Etat es Science' degree in 1986 from University of Paris 6 in image processing and computer vision. He was invited researcher in the Computer Vision Laboratory of University of Maryland, College Park, USA (1983); researcher in the Robot Vision Laboratory in INRIA, France (1984-1986); research professor in the National Pattern Recognition Laboratory of the Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences 1986 to 2000; President of the Institute of Automation of Chinese Academy of Sciences (1996-2000).</p><p>He is the author or co-author of over 200 papers in international journals or conferences. He is chief editor of <em>Chinese Journal on Automation</em>, associate editor of <em>International Journal on Artificial Intelligence and Pattern Recognition</em>. He received the Best Paper Award and Best Technique Award in Eurographic '85 and the Outstanding Young Scientist Award of Chinese Academy of Sciences in 1989. In 2000, he was awarded the 'Officier de l'ordre National du Merite' by the President of France for his contribution to the Sino-French cooperation in science and technology.</p><p>rof. Ma has been Vice Minister of Science and Technology of China since April 2000. He is in charge of high-tech industrialization and the High-Tech Research and Development Program of China (863 Program). The 863 Program designates information technology, biological &amp; advanced agricultural technology, advanced materials, advanced manufacturing &amp; automatic technology, energy technology, and resource &amp; environment technology as areas of strategic development. The aim is to strengthen the nation's competitiveness, promote economic development and improve people's living standard.</p><p>CUHK has received great support from the 863 Program in recent years to contribute to the nation's science and technology development. In 2002, four CUHK research projects were funded by the 863 Program, which was the first time for Hong Kong academics to lead projects under this Program. CUHK's Satellite Remote Sensing Receiving Station, which provides all-weather environment and natural disaster monitoring for Hong Kong and neighboring regions, is also funded by the 863 Program. Prof. Xu Guanhua, Minister of Science and Technology officiated at the inauguration ceremony of the station last October. He is also Honorary Professor of CUHK's Faculty of Engineering. </p></div>

Sherman_2003

<div class="abstract" align="justify"><a id="BtnHeadline" href="http://mmlab.itsc.cuhk.edu.hk/eNewsASP/app/article-details.aspx/89FEC5DB974B4469393ADA1BF9D2EA65/"><font color="#c27e18" size="2">CUHK Business Students Win Third Place in YDC Entrepreneurs' Challenge 2006 </font></a></div><div class="abstract" align="justify"></div><div class="abstract" align="justify">Seven Year 2 students of the BBA Programme in insurance, financial and actuarial analysis of The Chinese University won third place in the YDC Entrepreneurs' Challenge 2006 organized by The Young Entrepreneurs Development Council. The event took place on 23rd June 2006. The students were Cheung Hung Pan, Cheng Tat Pong, Lam Ho Yin, Mak Kai Yin, Man Yee Nga, Yan Tsz Wai and Yuen Wing Kei. </div><div class="details" align="justify"><p></p><p>The YDC Entrepreneurs' Challenge was held for the seventh year in a row this year. As in the past, the participants were full-time tertiary students of Hong Kong. Taking part were over 200 teams with around 900 students. They had to develop business ideas into detailed business plans and present them to a judging panel comprising entrepreneurs, venture capitalists and other professionals.</p><p>The CUHK team developed business plan entitled 'Thermax' which is an environmentally friendly&nbsp;semiconductor thermoelectricity generator that converts waste heat from central air-conditioning systems into electrical energy to be used by the air conditioner again. The winning team received a cash prize of HK$15,000.</p></div>

Sherman_2003

<div class="abstract" align="justify"><a id="BtnHeadline" href="http://mmlab.itsc.cuhk.edu.hk/eNewsASP/app/article-details.aspx/BF8CCD0D5E2E6C77CBA6A5430A575558/"><font color="#c27e18" size="2">MBA Students of CUHK Win Third Place in International Internet Strategic Competition </font></a></div><div class="abstract" align="justify"></div><div class="abstract" align="justify">Full-time MBA students of The Chinese University, Peter Liu, Phoebus Ng, and Caly Xiao, won the championship of both the Hong Kong Division and the Geographical Zone Division (covering mainland China, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea and Hong Kong) of the MBA Category of the L'OR&Eacute;AL e-Strat 6 Challenge. The students then went on to compete with the winners of the other seven zones in the international finals held on 12th April 2006, at the Eiffel Tower in Paris, coming third place. </div><div class="details" align="justify"><p></p><p>The L'OR&Eacute;AL e-Strat 6 Challenge is the world's largest Internet strategic competition. Since L'OR&Eacute;AL launched its e-Strat Challenge in 2000, applications have risen thirteen-fold. This year, the 40,000 participants from 125 countries are divided into eight geographical zones to compete in the MBA and the Undergraduate Categories. There were six rounds of competition. The students formed teams of three each; each team was required to assume the role of General Manager in an international cosmetics firm.</p><p>The participants came from world-renowned universities including London Business School, Indiana University, Yale University, The Kellogg School of Management, Stanford Business School, MIT School of Management and Peking University. The 300 teams (including both the MBA and the Undergraduate Categories) that made it to the semi-finals had to submit a business plan in addition to taking part in the final round while the 16 international finalists had to present their business plans to a jury of L'OR&Eacute;AL's top management and strategic experts.</p><p>The University's MBA team felt fortunate to have taken part in the event. Member Peter Liu said, 'We have sharpened our analytical, presentation and business plan writing skills; we also learned a lot about marketing, especially by the cosmetics industry for the China market. We had to plan strategically for product attributes development, distribution channel coverage, advertisement and creation, promotion and pricing. The outcome was the result of months of hard work. We are all very happy with the experience.'</p><p>rof. Michael Ferguson, programme director, is also pleased with the result. 'The students worked very hard for this competition. I am very proud that they have achieved what they did as Hong Kong's representatives. It will make the 40th anniversary celebrations of the MBA Programmes this year even more memorable,' he said. </p><p>The Chinese University of Hong Kong established Hong Kong's first full-time MBA programme in 1966, followed by the first part-time MBA programme in 1977, and the first EMBA programme in 1993. Since their inception, the programmes have striven to offer innovative management education aimed at combining global vision with local relevance. In the 21st century, they remain ever committed to providing world-class education and research in business administration to cope with the needs of Hong Kong, mainland China, and the international community. This year, for instance, the percentage of international students for the full-time MBA Programmes has increased from 44% in 2002 to 85%, covering 13 countries. </p></div>

soso8

<p>新人新气象，支持</p><img src="/static/legacy-emoticon/Dvbbs/em23.gif" /><img src="/static/legacy-emoticon/Dvbbs/em22.gif" /><img src="/static/legacy-emoticon/Dvbbs/em23.gif" /><img src="/static/legacy-emoticon/Dvbbs/em22.gif" /><img src="/static/legacy-emoticon/Dvbbs/em24.gif" /><img src="/static/legacy-emoticon/Dvbbs/em24.gif" /><img src="/static/legacy-emoticon/Dvbbs/em25.gif" /><img src="/static/legacy-emoticon/Dvbbs/em17.gif" /><img src="/static/legacy-emoticon/Dvbbs/em17.gif" />