When Chuxia handed in her application form, the head teacher looked at it and, like Jiang Zhida, couldn't believe his eyes.
"Is this something you've thought about filling out?"
Chu Xia nodded, her expression natural and her eyes determined: "This school is the best for the major I want to study."
The head teacher looked at the medical schools below, all of which were in Beijing, and wanted to take the pen to help Chuxia correct it. With such a high score, she might be the top scorer in the city! It's a pity to apply to these schools!
But she could only respect Chuxia's wishes.
"Just think about it."
At this moment, the director came back jogging, with sweat on his forehead. He didn't even bother to wipe it off and went straight into the classroom. Following behind him was the principal.
"Student Chuxia, have you filled out your application?"
The director panted heavily, wiped the sweat from his forehead, and lowered his head to look at the volunteer form placed on the table by the head teacher.
"It's filled out."
As soon as Chu Xia finished speaking, she saw the director staring at the volunteer form on the table with wide eyes, and rubbed his eyes in disbelief, fearing that he had seen it wrong.
"Didu College of Traditional Chinese Medicine?!"
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The director looked at Chu Xia and asked, "Did you write it correctly?"
Because the director's voice was too loud, the other students who were discussing their applications looked at Chuxia in surprise.
If they had gotten Chuxia's score, they would have chosen Jinghua or Jingyan University without hesitation, but Chuxia didn't choose either one!
Although the Imperial Capital College of Traditional Chinese Medicine is also a key university, it is still inferior to Jinghua and Jingyan Universities. They do not understand Chuxia's choice.
The principal came over at this time, took Chuxia's application form, and looked through the schools and majors she wrote one by one. Except for the schools, the majors were all the same.
She put down the application form and looked at Chu Xia: "You want to study Chinese medicine?"
Chu Xia nodded: "I decided to go to college in the first place just to study this major."
The principal could see the seriousness in Chu Xia's eyes, and could also see that she was a person who would not easily change her goal once she had set it. She nodded.
"With your estimated scores, you can go to a better university. Don't you feel at a loss by choosing this?"
Chu Xia shook her head: "It's not a loss, because I studied the major I wanted to study. If I went to a prestigious school but studied a major that I didn't like, I would feel a loss."
The principal's mouth seemed to curl up, but because her expression changed so quickly, Chu Xia didn't see it clearly. She only heard her say, "It's good to think it through. The school supports every student's choice."
"Principal!" The director showed an anxious look on his face. He wished he could stop the principal from speaking immediately and ask him to persuade Chu Xia to change schools.
But the principal did not allow the director to speak and asked him to follow her out of the classroom.
"Principal, why don't you let Luo Chuxia change her application? She may be able to go to Jinghua or Jingyan!"
"She won't change." The principal said without any fluctuation in his tone: "Even if she didn't apply for Jinghua or Jingyan, when the college entrance examination results come out, if she really gets this score, it won't affect her bringing honor to the school."
The director sighed, but there was nothing he could do. The principal had already said so, so what else could he do
Chuxia's estimated scores and the schools she applied to quickly spread among the students who came today to estimate their scores and fill out their applications.