Chapter 17 Unconditional Admission

"Who would have gotten you into No. 1 Middle School if not your uncle?" Old Mrs. Su frowned unhappily. "What low-class school do you want to go to?"

It seemed that in her eyes, all the high schools in Beijing, except No. 1 High School, were just "second-rate schools."

No. 1 Middle School certainly has its own advantages, but the most important thing is the organic combination of the quality of students and teachers.

Of course, there are people who spend money to get into every school, but the threshold of No. 1 Middle School is higher.

Of course, the Su family has the ability to get Su Nanzhi in, but that’s all they can do.

Su Nanzhi is eighteen years old this year and just became an adult last month. Before that, she took a year off from school.

So according to the teaching progress, she should be in her third year of high school.

"I will study at No. 1 Middle School," Su Nanzhi said, "I don't need uncle's help."

"Don't you need uncle's help?" Su Linlin smiled and couldn't help but sarcastically said, "Did you manage to get in by yourself?"

The threshold for admission to No. 1 Middle School is high, both in terms of money and academic performance.

This time, no one pretended to teach her a lesson. Everyone present thought that Su Nanzhi was ungrateful.

There are indeed such examples in No. 1 Middle School, where students were admitted halfway through the exam or bought their way in as transfer students.

Su Nanzhi also didn't like to use his brain for an unnecessary exam.

"I have a place in No. 1 Middle School." Su Nanzhi said.

"Are you kidding? How could you possibly get a place in school?" Su Linlin was one of those who got in by spending money.

She has three cousins.

My eldest cousin, Su Qiaoqiao, secretly entered the entertainment industry a long time ago and is now doing quite well. My second cousin, Su Yueyue, is a senior in Beijing No. 1 Middle School and is always in the top ten in her grade in every exam.

She felt a little depressed in comparison with her two cousins. Was she jealous? Of course she was, but what could she do? The Su family was in the hands of her uncle, so naturally the resources were tilted towards his daughter.

Su Linlin also has a third cousin whom she has rarely met. She is the daughter of her second uncle who died many years ago.

He has heart disease, lives in a mountain village, and is a country bumpkin.

What a great control group.

Su Nanzhi's face remained expressionless as she stated a fact, "I've had that admission quota since I was born."

This sentence sounded like a fairy tale to the young people, but the older generation seemed to have immediately thought of something.

Facing the slightly shocked eyes of Old Lady Su, Su Nanzhi smiled slightly, "Grandma, my father was once a student of Beijing No. 1 Middle School. His contribution to his alma mater after graduation has earned me the qualification to enroll."

Su Li was truly a legendary figure back then. No. 1 Middle School was not a well-known institution in Beijing at that time, but he is still listed in the outstanding student column of No. 1 Middle School, recorded in the school register.

There is an experimental building in No. 1 Middle School named after Su Li.

Children from Switzerland can enter school unconditionally, regardless of their academic performance.

This is a very vague scene in Su Nanzhi's memory. The handsome man touched her head and jokingly said that if she wanted to go to Beijing No. 1 Middle School when she grew up, she should tell the principal that Su Li was her father.

Old Mrs. Su's face became even colder. She had never known this.

Yes, thanks to the second son's ability back then, the Su family was able to gain a firm foothold in the face of the impact of various new industries, and even move to a higher level than before.

It's not difficult for him to ask for an admission quota to Beijing No. 1 Middle School for his daughter.

However, what is funny is that behind Beijing No. 1 Middle School are several big families, which is trouble that the Su family cannot afford to cause.

(End of this chapter)