Chapter 460
Chapter 460
Aimee thought, ‘So, the university stopped allowing students to get in through connections
because of Bonnie’s suggestion? Is that a joke?
‘Firstly, she’s just a student, and secondly, she was still taking the SAT’s when the university
decided that. She wasn’t even a student at that university at that time.‘
Edward was just as surprised as his granddaughter. “I didn’t know that was your idea, Bonnie. With
that said, I think we can make a few exceptions. It doesn’t have to be so airtight.”
“Oh? What do you mean?” Bonnie asked.
“I always say nothing is absolute. I suggest we make a few exceptions when certain conditions are
met. We can let a few wealthy people slip in with the right amount of money. After all, fees mean
nothing to the rich.
“The university will make a considerable profit. Then, we can use that money to incentivize students
from low–ie students. We can amp up the schrship and enroll more financially challenged
students.”
Bonnie rubbed her chin thoughtfully and said, “You have a point. Keep going.”
That’s just part of the reason. We can also let wealthy families donate or sponsor the renovations of
campus facilities such as the cafeteria, library, and dormitories. This should provide the students
with a better learning and living environment.
“That said, we must consider a benefit for those who donate or sponsor the university. We can’t ask
them to do all that for nothing. We can thank them by advertising theirpany names on the
university’s Twitter ount.
“The university will improve, and the donors will gain notoriety. It’s a win–win situation, don’t you
you think?”
The more Bonnie listened, the more usible she thought it was. After some thought, she added,
“Bonita Research Institute can prioritize providing these wealthy families with the fruits of their
scientific research. I think they’ll be more enthusiastic about sponsoring the university then.”
Edward’s eyes widened with shock as he stared at the youngdy before him.
‘Did she say Bonita Research Institute would provide the fruits of its scientific research? Does she
get to make such decisions? It’s different from her im in the previous meeting. She said she’d
convince Bonita Research Institute to take in the winner of itspetition as
an intern.
‘However, what she’s iming now is on a different level! Everyone in the institute works together
to conduct scientific research. Now, Bonnie’s saying they’ll provide the fruits of theirbor to the
university without having to check with them.
‘If another person had made these ims, I would’ve thought they were bluffing. Still, Bonnie’s the
university president. She wouldn’t make such bold ims if she weren’t.‘
Edward was an excellent judge of character and knew Bonnie was not making things up. If that
were the case, she must hold a higher standing than the professors at Bonita Research Institute.
After all, not even ordinary professors could make such ims.
That meant her influence was far more significant than Edward had imagined. He was shocked as
he considered Bonnie’s actual status.
Meanwhile, the utterly dumbfounded Aimee thought, ‘Why are we suddenly discussing the fruits of
the research institute when we were talking about getting into Pyralis University through
connections? What does this have to do with anything?”
Bonnie thought about it and decided, “All right, let’s do it that way. We’ll allow students to enroll via
connections, but there’s a condition. These applicants mustn’t flunk any subjects. After all, they’ll
tarnish the university’s standards if they can’t even perform well in tests.
“I’ll need you to propose a minimum amount of donations or sponsorships and other prerequisites,
Edward.”
“Y–You’re letting me handle it?!” Edward was pleasantly surprised.
“I have faith in your capabilities.” She looked at him solemnly.
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“Okay, then! I’ll dly take up the task.”
“Okay.” She mulled it over, adding, “I think you have what it takes to oversee the university’s
operations. Why don’t you apply for the vice president position?”
“M–Me?! Are you sure it’s a good idea? I’m currently prioritizing scientific research. I fear my
attention and time to other tasks might hinder my research.”
“I respectfully disagree with that. Take me for an example. My main job isn’t rted toputer
science at all. However, I’m running into a bottleneck, so I’m trying to expand my horizons by
studyingputer science at the university.
“Frankly speaking, I’ve been using the same method to inspire myself and make new
progress in
my main specialization,” Bonnie said leisurely.