Li Po Chun United World College Of Hong Kong Li Po Chun United World College of Hong Kong ranks 76th in the AsiaPacific region according to Oxford and Cambridge University admission statistics. The school's application numbers rank in the top 69% of the AsiaPacific region, admission numbers in the top 64%, and successful enrollment in the top 85%. The ratio of admissions to applications is 82%, enrollment to applications is 60%, and enrollment to admissions is 20%. The comprehensive score is 40.67, with a standardized score of 52.03. Li Po Chun United World College of Hong Kong integrates international education, multicultural community, and holistic development, nurturing future leaders with global perspectives and social responsibility. Founded in 1992, the college is located in Wu Kai Sha, Ma On Shan, adjacent to Tolo Harbour. Established by Sir Q.W. Lee with support from Sir David Wilson and the Lee Shiu Cheung family, it was the first United World College in Asia. The college upholds the UWC mission of "promoting international peace and sustainable development through education," providing excellent educational opportunities for students from diverse backgrounds in a beautiful campus environment. The college focuses on the two-year International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP), covering languages, sciences, humanities, and arts. The curriculum features distinctive courses such as Mandarin, Spanish, Environmental Systems, and International Politics, emphasizing "Education Outside the Classroom" (EOTC) through coral reef monitoring and community service projects to develop students' global perspectives. Students come from over 90 countries worldwide, with approximately 250 students total, 40% being local students. The remaining students enter through scholarships, embodying the UWC principle of "merit-based admission regardless of financial means." Residential life features four dormitory buildings with students from different cultural backgrounds living together to promote cross-cultural exchange, with tutors providing support. The college adopts diverse admission policies. Hong Kong identity card holders can apply through the Hong Kong Committee for scholarships, undergoing three screening rounds. The Global Selection Programme accepts all nationalities with rolling admissions but without scholarships. Assessment emphasizes comprehensive abilities through "Challenge Day" activities examining teamwork and leadership, while group interviews focus on social understanding and personal values. School facilities include an indoor gymnasium, swimming pool, tennis courts, laboratories, and art studios. Extracurricular activities range from Model United Nations and debate teams to first aid teams, animal rescue, and traditional dragon dancing. Students actively participate in charitable activities, including environmental projects with local elderly centers.