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1. There is no such thing as guarantee. Although your chance is not small, there will be some other issues impacting.
For instance, loss of eligibility to sponsor visa.
2. They are about the same. It all depends on the program's design and structure.
3. Difficult to say, as it is location dependent (If you stay in London, then it will be difficult for sure.)
4. Not exactly - you will save significantly in housing, but not other living expense.
5. You get the idea right, but not exactly true. The U.S. system wants the students to have comprehensive knowledge. So it requires its students to learn something a little bit (such as an engineering student still needs to know politics and music).
6. It depends on the school you want to transfer. But for community college standalone (as community college has authority to award Associate Degree), 60 units or about 20 courses.
There is a lot of resources on the internet mentioning how to calculate GPA. So I won't repeat. But it has not difference with CGPA.
7. It depends on where you are trying to go. The U.S. is a large country.
8. In Hong Kong, there are always some incidents involving person with mental health issue harming public by knife.
So is that meant knife is the root of all evil? Is that meant Hong Kong is dangerous?
9. Either on-campus (legal) and outside the campus (mostly illegal).
10. California and New York. California has more top business school than New York.
(Even California has more than New York, it does not mean it will be easier.)
11. It is possible.
12. Yes. When increase, it goes across the board. It does not care who you are (but international students will be hit the hardest as the rate is always the highest).
13. The U.S. If you have been traveled to any places within the U.K., you will know why you don't want to stay there.
14. It depends on what you are trying to get out. If for immigration, then neither.