TOEFL TOEFL: total score of at least 79 (internet based), 213 (computer-based) or 550 (paper-based); IELTS IELTS (Academic Module): overall result of at least 6.5; GMAT GMAT: score for the component "Verbal" not lower than 21

PS The statement of purpose should be no longer than 1,000 words, and should discuss your academic background, your career objectives, and how the Programme will help you meet your educational and career goals. CV Your CV should be concise and relevant to your application. It should provide details of your qualifications, relevant experience, publications and achievements. Fee The application fee for admission to one postgraduate programme is HK$300. RL Two Letters of Reference. You can invite your teacher, supervisor or any person who knows you well to serve as your referee. Referees can send the recommendation forms or letters of reference directly to the Programme Office. Alternatively, you can send in the recommendations together with other supporting documents, as long as they are put in sealed envelopes. Transcript Transcripts detail your university-level grades to date. There should be explanatory notes printed/attached to the transcript indicating the grading scheme of the University. All supporting documents must be in English, or translated and certified by a professional translator, an educational or embassy official, or a notary. A copy of the official document should be submitted along with the translation. They should be mailed directly to: Centre for China Studies Room 1102, 11/F, Yasumoto International Academic Park The Chinese University of Hong Kong Shatin, N.T., Hong Kong Attn.: MA in Chinese Studies Programme