A Joyful Boy: From Meeting the Drunk Song Qian

392: At your school, I'm afraid of getting cyberbullied if I get too close to the girls.

"The admissions office of Shanghai University?"

The admissions officers from Qinghua University and Yenching University looked at the newcomers.

His eyes were full of vigilance.

They already knew that Su Chen intended to apply to Shanghai University.

But Shanghai University is quite far from here.

Moreover, neither side's people really liked them.

They wanted to take this opportunity to see if they could bring Su Chen to their school.

After all, willingness is one thing.

Reality is another matter.

If the intention is not filled in on the computer, it will be uploaded to the Ministry of Education.

Everything is negotiable.

The admissions officer from Shanghai University walked in, introduced by Lin Miaomiao.

Looking at the house's decor and atmosphere, I felt very comfortable.

It felt like coming home.

But this feeling didn't last long.

He was also surprised when he saw the two people sitting on the sofa.

Same outfit.

And the same briefcase.

There were also document headers on the table.

How could I not know their identities?

"Looks like someone's trying to take him away."

The admissions office staff at Shanghai University only received the notification yesterday.

Knowing that the top scorer in science in Beijing got a perfect score, I want to study at a university in Shanghai.

This was supposed to be a joyous occasion.

But they knew that Tsinghua University and Yenching University were unwilling to let the person go so easily.

They plan to offer high prices to poach talent.

This was intolerable to them, and they had to send someone over to negotiate.

Otherwise, the person would be taken away.

He rushed over as fast as he could, but someone else beat him to it.

Fortunately, it wasn't too early.

It looks like negotiations are still ongoing.

"Excuse me, gentlemen, please step aside. Shouldn't I now state my terms?"

The two teachers were unwilling.

However, they still gave up their positions based on the principle of fairness.

The teachers from Shanghai University, like them, took out several documents from their briefcases.

“The conditions set forth by our school are all listed above. You can take a look. If you have any questions or require additional information, you can let me know, and I can apply to the list.”

Su Chen glanced at the teacher while holding the document.

He was wearing a gray suit and gold-rimmed glasses.

Her hair was combed meticulously.

His voice was a bit soft and high-pitched, typical of someone from Shanghai.

Su Chen glanced at the paper and noticed that the conditions inside were more detailed than those provided by the other two teachers.

He can provide the corresponding conditions based on the major you choose.

For example, if Su Chen wanted to attend the School of Finance and Economics, the school would provide him with the highest-level faculty.

Let him quickly understand the financial system of Shanghai, and then I can take him on an internship in the second year.

It was called an internship, but it was really just about making money for him.

Yes.

It's written very clearly above; it's about making money with him.

If he's interested in the stock market, take him there; if he's interested in business, introduce him to some business tycoons who have partnerships with the school.

This is just the School of Finance and Economics; each of the other schools has its own corresponding benefits.

As for the obligations that Su Chen needs to fulfill.

That means he just needs to stay in school and graduate, and to some extent, the school can help him manage some things.

But it shouldn't be too excessive.

To be honest, even if Su Chen hadn't originally intended to go to Shanghai, after seeing these conditions, he would still have chosen Shanghai University.

That's so honest.

No matter what major you choose, he can help you get started quickly, and in the second year he can take you out to make money.

Even if you don't want to make money, it can still help you build connections.

However, it was just making acquaintances.

Whether or not you can maintain it depends on your own skills, but even so, it's still very impressive.

Besides.

My roommate, who sleeps in the bunk above me, is from a school that Su Chen really likes.

That means as long as you have money.

As long as it's not something that is morally reprehensible or would incur the wrath of heaven and man.

At most, the school will just give you an apology and punishment.

This might be the biggest injustice to others, but to Su Chen...

It's simply heaven.

Aside from these things, the rest are more conventional, such as school scholarships.

Awards for outstanding students.

Account.

Another option is to stay at the university as a teaching assistant after graduation; these are all quite normal.

However, Su Chen wasn't interested.

Especially that household registration.

Why would someone with a Beijing hukou (household registration) go to Shanghai to register a hukou?

be sick.

The opposite is also true.

Su Chen believed that people from these two places wouldn't randomly transfer their household registration to the other's place.

Even so, Su Chen still had to ask: "What does it mean to follow the school's requirements until graduation?"

"The school has its own rules and regulations. Even if they offer you preferential treatment, they can't give you the green light for everything."

You have to participate in all the regular class attendance and sign-in activities.

Of course, if you have a good relationship with the teacher and can get him to not count your absence, then we can't interfere.

The admissions officer was very honest, so honest that Su Chen felt a little embarrassed.

"What do you mean by 'helping me look at you at eye level' within a certain range?"

"You should know that university is a small society, and there will inevitably be some minor squabbles here. If problems arise, as long as they do not involve matters of principle, the school will try to handle them internally."

That's a very clever statement.

They didn't say they would definitely help you suppress it, but they said they would try to handle it internally.

The meaning is similar.

This also reminded Su Chen of the blond guy in the TV series.

He caused trouble several times.

In the end, everything was settled.