Hi everyone,
Thank you for sharing. I am happy to tell my migration story here. I was born in Hong Kong and grew up there. In that time, Hong Kong was a too crowned city. Many Hong Kong people were difficult to find better jobs. Furthermore, many Hong Kong students were also difficult to study in universities because of only two government universities there. After graduating from my middle school, I took high school classes for going to a university. In my high school, there were three students passed the university matriculation examination. I was one of them. However, there were too many students to pass that examination in Hong Kong, and no enough classes to accept more eligible students. Because of this reason, I was disappointed for not attending a university. It was not fair. I passed the matriculation examination and hold a certificate of the matriculation examination that was issued by government university. Fortunately, after I moved to the United States and became a U.S. permanent resident, I had an opportunity to study in a college. Additionally, this year I obtained my diploma of A.A.degree. Really, I am happy because I studied hard in Hong Kong. I spent a huge amount of time for studying and obtaining knowledge there. Right now I can use this knowledge to further my study and upgrade myself. Thank you America gives me this opportunity for studying in Laney College. I am happy to share my experience here.
Thank you for sharing. I am happy to tell my migration story here. I was born in Hong Kong and grew up there. In that time, Hong Kong was a too crowned city. Many Hong Kong people were difficult to find better jobs. Furthermore, many Hong Kong students were also difficult to study in universities because of only two government universities there. After graduating from my middle school, I took high school classes for going to a university. In my high school, there were three students passed the university matriculation examination. I was one of them. However, there were too many students to pass that examination in Hong Kong, and no enough classes to accept more eligible students. Because of this reason, I was disappointed for not attending a university. It was not fair. I passed the matriculation examination and hold a certificate of the matriculation examination that was issued by government university. Fortunately, after I moved to the United States and became a U.S. permanent resident, I had an opportunity to study in a college. Additionally, this year I obtained my diploma of A.A.degree. Really, I am happy because I studied hard in Hong Kong. I spent a huge amount of time for studying and obtaining knowledge there. Right now I can use this knowledge to further my study and upgrade myself. Thank you America gives me this opportunity for studying in Laney College. I am happy to share my experience here.
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