Chapter 371 Scholarship

The streets are full of Christmas atmosphere, the paparazzi seem to have not come to work yet, the waiters and diners in the restaurant are all Ah San, the two of them were not disturbed in any way, but they said goodbye in a flat manner after eating.

"bye."

In the end, Song Ya took the initiative to get close to her and touched her face. He didn't feel resisted. If it was before, he might take the opportunity to play a rascal again to see if there is any play, but the pendulum in his heart has already turned back to the side of 'vegetarian' , after she said that while eating.

Back at a+ records in Chicago, he met the next girl who needed an 'assessment', "Don't you want to apply for a college scholarship? Is your schoolwork very heavy recently? Actually, I don't really come here to work during the holidays. I rarely stay here , part-time salary and resume I have already asked them to help you."

In the office, he said with his arms around Kasiti.

"It's a holiday, I'm basically here to play."

Kasiti is always considerate, "I really like to experience the fast-paced working state here, and I can learn a lot from them. I know that your hereisthelove star co-singing version will be released next week, hereisthelove's single disc and album music The video will be released at the same time, people out there are crazy busy, I can help."

"my company……"

"Don't you like me working for you?"

"No, no, how could it be?"

The two quickly chatted about the spring semester next month, "Which major are you going to choose?" she asked.

"East Asian Languages ​​and Civilizations."

Song Ya had communicated with Michelle's husband a long time ago, and it was he who helped write the recommendation letter. He also repeatedly warned that the University of Chicago has an undergraduate general education that is as famous as Columbia University, and there are as many as 21 core courses required. There are everything in mathematics, natural science, humanities and social sciences, plus majors and elective courses, the academic pressure is very high. There are also a large proportion of small class courses, and it is difficult to skip classes. To get credits, the usual grades and test scores must be up to standard, and the quarter system is implemented. The semester is probably enough to choose three to five courses.

In short, there is no way to rely on a degree. Song Ya's high school foundation is not enough. Ninety percent of the students who entered the University of Chicago these days are in the top ten of high school, and he has to prepare for the law school LSAT exam...

Originally, he wanted to major in music, but that seemed too cowardly. He still couldn't escape 21 general education courses, and he might not be able to pass professional courses such as music history. He chose again and again, and finally chose the major of East Asian Languages ​​and Civilization. Chinese is his strong point. Choosing this major can reduce some of the academic burden, and the graduation pressure of unpopular majors is also less, anyway, he does not have to think about employment.

In fact, the first year of undergraduate studies at the University of Chicago is generally the core courses of humanities, and because the core courses cover a wide range, there are naturally many interdisciplinary courses between majors, so there is an advantage that after you persist in learning, you can easily save up for the second year. For professional credits, the time to get a double major (double ajor) diploma (not a double degree) will be earlier than other universities.

"What about you?" Song Ya asked.

"Economics, if you can." Cassidy replied, "Business Economics."

"Wow, I heard that the elimination rate is a bit high." Song Ya lamented that the Chicago School of Economics has a great reputation. As a strong major, there are many candidates and the pressure of competition is great.

"I want to learn something that can help you." The good girl began to wear down his will, the forest, the big tree, the forest...

Song Ya took a deep breath, "Do you still want to go to business school?"

"Nonsense, who wants to go to the University of Chicago Business School, but I guess I won't get in, and it's very expensive." She said worriedly, but immediately shook her head and smiled, "It's too early to talk about that now."

"Well, you don't have to worry about tuition fees, everything is up to me."

Song Ya thought about it, she and the good girl are under a lot of academic pressure, and most of the time they get together on campus, be careful, you should be able to maintain the relationship in a low-key manner,

reserve.

At this time, the alarm clock rang, and the two put on their clothes. Song Ya waited for her to fix her makeup, then left the record company together, and drove to a high-end restaurant with Chinese-style hollowed-out wooden partitions in Chinatown.

Today is not a date, there is business.

When they arrived at the parking lot, they could see her father leaning against the police car smoking a cigarette from a distance.

"Daddy." Kasiti let go of Song Ya's hand and went up to him, "You smoke so much again!"

Song Ya saw a circle of cigarette butts on the ground, "Hi, Vic." He took the initiative to greet him.

The bald and strong man like a white wild boar wore a suit today and stretched it tightly on his body, "I came a little early." She said to her daughter softly, so she didn't forget to take a moment to stare at Song Ya and old Mike here. glanced.

"Let's go in."

Song Ya smiled back, and then led the way first, and the three of them were led into the reserved compartment by the waiter.

Vic plopped down between the two of them, separating them.

"Vic, try it." Song Ya ordered a pot of good green tea and asked the waiter to pour it for him.

Vic picked up his hands and didn't touch his teacup at all.

"Daddy..." Cassidy stared at him reproachfully.

He had no choice but to take a sip from his teacup, then took his hand back.

Song Ya and Kasiti took the menu and studied while continuing the topic of college life just now.

For about half an hour, the old Mike who was guarding outside coughed.

"Sorry, I'm late."

The imposing Cook County State Attorney Peter Flock arrived at the scene, and everyone was finally assembled. He shook hands with Song Ya and Vic who stood up, then picked up the menu, and ordered some food at Song Ya's suggestion. The three of them also quickly ordered the food they had researched earlier, "Vic, how are you doing? Your jurisdiction." Peter asked Vic.

"Those n... African-American gangs were killing and killing, and two died yesterday."

The food was served very quickly, basically the three men chatted while eating, Song Ya took a chance to shift the topic from security to Kasiti.

"Is Cassidy entering in the fall? University of Chicago? How's your grade?" Peter asked casually.

Kasiti reported her grades a little cautiously. She basically got all A's in high school and scored very high on the ACT test.

"Vic, I didn't expect a rough man like you to raise a good daughter."

Peter teased Vic, "I'll say hi to you, it shouldn't be a problem."

The scholarship Cassidy applied for was set up by the University of Chicago for the children of police officers and firefighters. The number of places is limited each year, and then the police will recommend the children of police officers who performed well or were injured or died in the line of duty. There are several aspects of ranking selection and recommendation letters. Kasiti's grades are fine, and Song Ya's help with her resume and recommendation letter, this time she asked Peter to get the police done, and it was basically stable.

Song Ya didn't want to be so troublesome, but Kasiti insisted on not wanting the tuition supported by him. She said that she could apply for a scholarship, but it would be more difficult for Song Ya to help.

"Thank you, Peter." Vic smiled, which was rare.

After a meal, Kasiti took Vic to leave, leaving only Peter and Song Ya at the dinner table.

"Did Eli tell you the plan?" Now is the time for Peter to get down to business.

"I heard about it."

Song Ya knew that he was hinting at running for governor, and said with a smile, "I will firmly support you, please rest assured."

"Like Gore?" Peter asked again.

To Gore, Song Ya donated one million plus the endorsement of the press conference, "I will when necessary, you don't need to worry too much, the people of Chicago like you very much." He feels that it is better to spend less .

"Then I thank you in advance." Peter would not be dissatisfied, he stood up and shook hands, "Alicia is also very grateful to you, I heard from her that you asked her to follow up a big business?"

"Yes, she is very capable and has helped me a lot." Song Ya replied.

Peter squeezed out a professional smile, patted the back of Song Ya's hand with the other hand, ended the handshake, and then left first.

Chicago 1990

Chicago 1990