Farming in the Mountains: Max Level Jiaojiao Is Three Years Old-Chapter 1919 - Extra A Brand New Life 34 (Jiang Yue and Xue

Chapter 1919: Extra: A Brand New Life 34 (Jiang Yue and Xue Yan)

Chapter 1919: Extra: A Brand New Life 34 (Jiang Yue and Xue Yan)

Yun City No.3 Middle School also became famous thanks to Jiang Yue and Xue Yan.

The undergraduate admission rate at Yun City No.3 Middle School had increased significantly, especially in Class 9 where Jiang Yue and Xue Yan studied, where almost everyone was admitted to a university.

Zhou Ping surprisingly scored seven hundred and twenty points, ranking third in No. 3 Middle School across the entire school and also ranking high in the province.

Jiang Yue and Xue Yan felt that Zhou Ping’s achievement was truly a reversal and a miracle.

Chen Sheng scored four hundred and fifty. He was an athletic student, and attending a good sports university was no problem for him now.

Xu Yi scored just over five hundred and sixty, barely surpassing the tier-one university cut-off by a few points, making tier-one quite risky, but tier-two was wide open. The moment Xu Yi saw her results, she cried. She knew she had improved a lot this year and felt she could possibly be admitted to a university. Still, when she actually achieved these results and realized she could attend university, she couldn’t help but feel a pang of sorrow. It was a result of her fighting desperately; she had given everything she had, fortunately, the outcomes were positive.

Yao Xi scored just over five hundred and twenty, a tier-two score, and he was especially pleased, as was his family, who were extremely happy.

On the day they filled out their university applications, Jiang Yue applied for the Biology program at S University, and Xue Yan applied for Clinical Medicine at S Medical University. Although S University and S Medical University were not the same institution, they were located in the same city, very close to each other, one across the street from the other, practically door to door.

Zhou Ping also applied to S University, but he chose Business Management; Chen Sheng applied to his top-choice Sports University in B City; Xu Yi applied to B University in B City, intending to study Accounting as she wanted; Yao Xi naturally followed his desired path, applying to C University for Computer Information and Technology.

Thanks to Yun City No.3 Middle School’s historically high performance in the college entrance exams, and especially since both of the top science students were from No. 3 Middle School, the school was bound to be interviewed. It turned out that the study guide Jiang Yue had compiled played a significant role, and since it was compiled by the top student… eventually, the guide sold out several times and was reprinted many times.

The money earned from the sales, as previously agreed, was used to support financially disadvantaged students. The principal had already assigned people to oversee this area, the spending details were clearly documented, and financial disclosures were regularly published, all done with utmost transparency.

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The acceptance letters arrived quickly, and to celebrate their children being admitted to university, families such as Jiang Yue’s held banquets.

Jiang’s family, being less affluent, didn’t go to a hotel but bought groceries and asked relatives to help prepare a few banquet tables at home; teachers and classmates were also invited.

Xue Yan’s father hosted directly at his own large hotel under the family name; the entire hotel was used for the banquet that day, complete with hot springs and entertainment, the most extravagant in Class 9. Xue Yan had advised against it, but Mr. Xue didn’t listen, there was no helping it. However, the classmates enjoyed themselves thoroughly, which was heartening.

Zhou Ping’s family also had good financial standing, and though not as lavish as Xue’s family, they chose a pretty good hotel; Chen Sheng, Xu Yi, and Yao Xi each booked more modest restaurants or hotels, as their family conditions were not too luxurious but not too poor either, and they didn’t want the hassle of hosting at home, so they simply dined out in restaurants.

As top students, both Jiang Yue and Xue Yan received scholarships, and Jiang Yue gave all of her scholarship money to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jiang.

Mr. and Mrs. Jiang were not well educated. Now that Jiang Yue was going to university, they asked Jiang, also known as Jiang Qi, to use this sister’s admission to the university for enrollment.