1. The recommendation form is required to be filled in on the computer before printing. Can I print it directly to the referee for writing?
A: Yes, what is missing from the hand-filled form is the application number and the recipient and address of your major at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. If you know the application number, you can fill it in. The recommender should fill in some summaries of the contents of your recommendation letter, and then both of you should sign it. I suggest you fill in, print and scan for them, and then ask someone to sign for them with the consent of the recommender. Don't forget to sign;
2. One item on the recommendation form is your knowledge of the position. What should I write?
Answer: extract the teacher's self-report in your recommendation letter (it is best not to copy it, you can make some minor changes), identity, and when did you know it? For example, I recommended it when I was an economics professor in xxx (your name). 20 10 met xxx. He took part in my course, and I also directed his thesis. The recommendation form can only write a little content, and the recommendation letter is also stuffed in the same envelope as auxiliary materials (note that the professor's signature should be left in the form and the recommendation letter should be handwritten by one person).
3.3. The grid in the report card submission form is too small. Do you agree if I print out the handwritten ones?
A: Some students don't even hand in this form. Just find a thinner pen and write down your undergraduate college and name. Other content is not critical.
In addition, I want to apply for two majors. Should I modify or reapply for an account?
A: You can apply for multiple majors with the same application account, but you can't remember the specific location on the page. Look for it. You can also explain it in FAQ.
5. Last question, should the certificate be stamped separately? Same as the report card?
Answer: The proof of reading, the report card and the report card submission form are packed in the envelope. The official seal of the school covers the seams, and each application major needs a set of materials.