The first day of freshman registration, 5:30 a.m.
The Dean's Office, School of Pharmacy.
The faculty and staff group chat was lit up on the computer screen. Messages had started pouring into the group five minutes ago, officially kicking off the grand curtain-raiser for the university's first freshman orientation!
"The first and second pickup fleets have arrived at the airport and high-speed rail station respectively. The vehicles are in good condition, and the flight carrying the first batch of students will land in ten minutes!"
"The registration desk is undergoing its final round of checks!"
"The cafeteria has begun preparing meals, snacks, and pastries! The first batches are expected to come out in half an hour!"
"The student numbers in each class group have been tallied. Every student has joined their group, and the homeroom teachers are all in the chats!"
Song He ate fried buns for breakfast, watching the messages pop up one after another, full of energy.
As the dean, he had to stay online all day, keeping a close eye on updates from every stage of freshman registration and immediately coordinating a response to any issues that arose!
His heart rate was a little fast. His own school was finally beginning to admit students, giving him the thrill of opening a new business on its first day!
After finishing his fried buns, he opened b station and found the account of Lu Geng, this year's national college entrance examination valedictorian, in his following list.
Besides watching the faculty and staff group chat, Song He had another way to keep track of the freshmen's registration: seeing things from a student's perspective!
Lu Geng was this year's top scorer in Yu Province. He had earned a terrifying 725 points on a 750-point exam, an extraordinarily high score rarely seen