Chapter 41 Schooling Issues
Because interstellar management of population files is very strict and the review mechanism is relatively cumbersome, interstellar immigration is not an easy task. In particular, if a lower-level star domain wants to immigrate to an upper-level star domain, it must have a certain asset guarantee or a creditworthy guarantor. Of course, talents can be introduced through policies and students can move through the school.
Those who have no reason to stay in other star systems for a long time and do not report to the superior inspection bureau will be marked as refugees. Such people are kept until they are subject to interstellar punishment.
Jiang Hui is a little different. She migrated from the upper-level galaxy to the lower-level galaxy, which means she gave up the relatively superior living conditions of the upper-level galaxy to settle in the permanent galaxy. Unless there is a reasonable reason, it is difficult to go back, so many people in my family laughed at the original person because he was dizzy.
And most of the good universities and colleges in the galaxy are located in the upper regions of the inner galaxy. As a resident of the inner galaxy, although you can't take many shortcuts, admissions are still based on regional policies and advantages.
It is not easy to go to college in the interstellar world. A star-wide ranking and elimination system is implemented. Many interstellar people are isolated and can only choose to attend lower-level colleges or skill training institutes. Even those above There is no way to directly sink into the job market.
When competing for university places, every factor may be the key to widening the gap. Therefore, countless parents in the interstellar world are working hard to immigrate to higher-level galaxies with their wives and children to enjoy better educational resources and conditions. Because there is a big difference between one who studied at Interstellar University and those who studied in an ordinary college.
So why did Jiang Hui migrate here from the upper galaxy? This situation is indeed a bit puzzling. But Ms. Jian was embarrassed to ask, after all, this was a private matter.
She asked this just to remind Jiang Hui of something.
"Have you completed the transfer of your student status? The school here also starts in September. If you pass the registration time, you can only be regarded as a transfer student." It is only one month before the start of school.
Jiang Hui:? !
What, you still have to go to school?
Jiang Hui was shocked. It had been many years since she graduated from Blue Star. She subconsciously felt that she had graduated from school. Naturally, she would not think of going to school, let alone that she would have to go to school again one day.
But think about it, the original person is only fifteen years old. Whether it is Star or Blue Star, he is completely in the category of minors. At this age, the family situation is not difficult, so how can it be possible not to go to school?
Jiang Hui worked hard to pull out the relevant memories from his memory. Finally, I found out that it seems... there does seem to be such a section.
Because the interstellar academic status is automatically transferred with the household registration, as soon as she arrived in the permanent system, the education system here directly sent a text message to the original person to provide her with a school with suitable conditions.
I didn’t have much thought at the time, so I chose a school with above-average teachers and educational resources. It's not that she doesn't want to choose the best, it's because the cost of going to school for interstellar people is really high. Even in the lower-level residential areas, the price of high noble academies is still very expensive.
If she wants to study, she can afford it, but she still has such a long life, and the little pension and subsidies left by her parents are not enough to last her a lifetime. So as long as the educational resources and teachers of the school you choose can keep up, you should be fine.
And the intermediate college I originally chose was a school with a military background. As a descendant of military personnel, it is relatively safe for her to attend such a school, which is very realistic.
Because of her background, the school quickly accepted her application file and then notified her to bring the information to enroll.
However, one thing should be noted. Since Jiang Wei was admitted to the school with a quota for military family members, the school gave her a degree in military majors by default. This is the same for all students who take advantage of the military family quota. This operation is to ensure that military children have as many opportunities as possible to choose majors with military prospects. After all, no matter what kind of school it is, military majors have relatively high quality and requirements for applicants, and the corresponding benefits and treatment are better than those of ordinary majors. Even if you can't go to a military school in the future, you can at least engage in military-related jobs. , is the ideal major for many interstellar people.
And selecting the descendants and family members of military personnel as the new seedlings of the next generation will also contribute to the stability of the military environment.
Of course, the school is not so rigid. It still considers that some people are not naturally suitable for this type of major. Therefore, those who take the family quota have one opportunity to change their major. They must go to the school from August 1st to 3rd before enrolling to go through the procedures for changing majors.
Well, it’s already August 4th... She completely missed changing her major.
Jiang Hui finally remembered what he had vaguely felt as if he had forgotten something before, and it was this matter.
I originally arrived at the resident galaxy on July 30th. I originally planned to go to school tomorrow, August 1st, to apply for a major change, but something happened that night. The original body's mental power disappeared, and the soul of Blue Star Jiang Hui was welcomed into this body. She was sent to the hospital that day. Then I spent a lot of time in the hospital and didn't come back until the night of the 2nd.
But at that time, her mind was in chaos. She hadn't even figured out her situation yet, so how could she remember that she had forgotten such a thing.
Now she finally remembered, but it was too late. The military major was not something she could attend. I wonder if the school could be a little more accommodating to her unlucky situation.
Jian Jian saw that Jiang Hui's face was not pretty, so she thought she had really forgotten about it. In fact, she did forget, but this forgetting was different from the forgetting the other party imagined.
Still a child. Jian thought to himself.
Because in this short one-day relationship, she saw so much of Ms. Jiang’s mature side that she actually forgot that she was just a teenager who was not fully awakened.
Life is not easy for a child living alone. If you don't have someone to protect you and you don't harden up, you will always suffer a big loss.
She wanted to help and asked a few questions about admission. The girl listened attentively, but the anxiety between her brows did not diminish. Instead, it became more intense as time went by.
Jian knew that Jiang Hui probably had his own plans. Seeing that it was getting very late, she also said goodbye and left.
Of course, the other party was worried that Jiang Hui would go back alone, so he personally gave her an automatic airship with relatively high safety performance, and then watched the girl get on before leaving.
Jiang Hui was immersed in the fact that he still needed to go to school and that he had missed the important time to change his major. He was full of worries and didn't know what to do for a while.
In the night sky, an airship is covered with stars and moon, flying over a large urban jungle. The soft light of the planet above shines, reflecting with the metal body of the airship, leaving a long trail, making it appear lonelier than the night. .
(End of this chapter)