Sabine City might be proud of having a first-rate private university, but Lin Qi didn't know.
But Lin Qi would be proud of having this university. He would be named honorary president and honorary chairman of the Student Union. In any case, it was his university, and he could even pay himself a salary, which amounted to an additional source of income.
Most importantly, such an outstanding university would inevitably charge substantial tuition fees. At the same time, it would mainly accept applications from outstanding students who had received support from the Angel Education Fund, as well as students insured by or taking out loans from Blackstone Insurance.
There was no problem with students taking out loans from Lin Qi to attend Lin Qi's school. In fact, because all their upper-level connections came from the same "point," they could handle certain matters far more efficiently than any other combination.
A good university could bring Lin Qi more than just fame and social status. He actually lacked neither of those things.
Being a "contemporary Young Leader" was enough to let him accomplish many things. What he needed was talent—talent in every field.
Without a doubt, the university graduates would better satisfy his need for talent. At the very least, he knew how to turn these students into the kind of people he wanted.
They could start working as soon as they graduated, creating profits for Lin Qi and realizing their own value while earning money to repay their loans. It was a finely crafted assembly line.
The mayor pursed his lips. He felt a little parched and licked them before asking, "How much are you planning to invest, Mr. Lin Qi?"
"Somewhere around two to three hundred million. That includes the elementary and middle school sections, although they won't be together..."