Jia Xiu's academic performance at the academy had been quite outstanding.
A good student with competition awards and research achievements always had a few privileges at school.
Saint Delro Academy had created an exclusive training plan specifically for Jia Xiu.
He could skip some of the foundational courses, leaving himself relatively ample time for his own research.
As for the courses still included in his training plan, he was allowed to skip them flexibly as well. He could directly take proficiency exams, sit the exams that would normally be held at the end of the term, and no longer attend classes afterward. The credits would be his.
In fact, this test-out exemption policy was open to all students. Saint Delro had always been a highly flexible academy.
Any student could apply to participate, and if they passed, they would not need to take that course either.
It was just that hardly anyone ever applied.
After all, those exams did not include any regular attendance grades. Whatever score was on the final paper was the score you got, and the difficulty was twice that of a normal final exam.
The good news was that hardly anyone took these exams, so the process was extremely efficient. Once you finished, your paper would be graded on the spot. The proctors were senior students from the professor's research group who had written the exam—a one-stop "service" for proctoring and grading.
They might even be so bored that they watched you complete the entire exam, and the moment you handed it in, they gave you your score right there.
"Not bad, 96. Congratulations, Junior Jia Xiu. You passed."
In the classroom, the senior student announced Jia Xiu's score the instant he handed in his paper.
Jia Xiu was the only examinee.
Yet upon hearing the