In the office of the President, the two had been discussing for a while, and the President gradually understood the core of Lynch's Fair University concept.
Indeed, from a certain perspective, studying and working are the same. If you are not willing to work hard, why would a capitalist pay you a salary?
This is like a university; if you do not study hard, on what grounds can you enter a university and obtain a more privileged starting environment than others?
Fair University pursues fairness, yet from another perspective, it is unfair because not all students are passionate about studying.
Many students have been coasting since elementary school, all the way through high school graduation, and these people will never have the chance to enter university, even if educational reform truly succeeds.
Subsequently, Lynch also mentioned the idea of a pre-university program, which is a final opportunity for students who suddenly wake up, lasting only two to three years at most.
