Jonas didn't know that Yannick had devised a plan for him to "pull out the seedlings and grow them", and if he did, he would be very happy.

Because Yannick didn't know that the current Jonas was no longer the Jonas he used to be.

And he, Jonas, knows better than anyone about some of the future changes in this world.

It's not good to find anyone, but to find a big star who is familiar in the future to "hone" himself, which is really interesting for him who knows the future.

But until Nicole was trained and placed in front of him, he didn't know about it.

At Ross Academy, he entered a tense state of study, with almost no free time.

The study time is full, and there is no time to even date Teresa, and the two of them can only be intimate when they are doing homework and studying at night.

However, on the first weekend he called his grandmother and did not come home, and opened a room with Theresa at the Palace Hotel in Gstaad.

The Palace Hotel is a castle-like building located on the top of a hill in the small hill town of Gstaad.

The hotel is a five-star luxury hotel, but unlike most people's images, this four-storey castle-like building has only 16 rooms.

For decades, this time it was only a maximum of thirty guests at a time, and each room had a personal butler to ensure that each guest came in and out without meeting anyone else.

Of course, the cost of staying here is much higher than in other hotels, and a suite costs at least 400 Swiss francs per night.

This money is not a small amount of money for both Jonas and Theresa. Two people stayed for two days, plus food, and there was no 1,300 Swiss francs.

This made Theresa very distressed, but also very relieved. No matter when, the man is willing to spend money on the woman, which always makes her feel valued.

Of course, Jonas didn't think it was a waste, he and Theresa didn't go out for two whole days, and in Theresa's body, he enjoyed unparalleled joy.

Two people sleep when they are sleepy in bed, and do their homework when they wake up. When you are interested, you will set up British gun carriages and Swiss steel cannons, and have a fierce battle.

Teresa is young and delicate, and Flattering, and Jonas is experienced and experienced.

The two of them are chess opponents, and they will meet good talents, regardless of the cold and snow outside his window.

Back at school, Jonas and Theresa are like real boyfriend and girlfriend, except that they don't sleep together, they go in and out as pairs.

Although Dinah is a little unaccustomed to Teresa, she is even more disgusted with Jonas's depravity. However, Jonas still spoils her like a sister, and the relationship between her and Theresa has eased up a lot.

Entering a busy study life, because there is no pressure to study, Jonas focuses more on connecting with classmates, preparing applications, dating Teresa, and exercising scientifically every day.

Life at school was full and fun, and by the end of January, Jonas had earned enough athletic points and a final major in history, and his high school career was in its final stages.

However, everyone else was busy, and he couldn't be idle, so he took the ES course, which is the pre-economics department.

This includes two subjects, Economics and Mathematics, which are almost the same as the freshman courses, and more importantly, the pre-economics major score of Ross College is mutually recognized with the ECTS score.

ECTS refers to European credits, although the European Union has not yet been established, but among famous universities, ECTS has been recognized by major universities.

Jonas starts studying now, and when he gets to college, he will be able to save time and courses for credit.

Taking the banking and finance major of the University of Zurich as an example, the four-year undergraduate program requires 120ECTS to graduate.

This 120 points is not easy to get, a credit is 30 hours, which includes 8-10 hours of professional class hours and about 20 hours of self-study after class.

One hundred and twenty credits, that's three thousand six hundred hours. Based on four years and 1,000 days of study, it takes an average of four hours of study a day to get these credits.

There is no such thing as cutting corners, because the standard for taking credits has been determined by the school, and in addition to the three basic credits, the other 57 credit courses cover courses that make people's scalps tingle.

These courses include 61 courses offered by the University of Zurich in Finance and Banking, in the fields of corporate finance, banking, financial economics, quantitative finance, etc., in addition to the interdisciplinary choice within the Faculty of Economics.

Students can even go to the Federal Institute of Technology next door to take any courses, including applied courses.

Although you can choose a course freely, it is very difficult to get approval from your professors.

The University of Zurich has a 40 percent failure rate, and more than 20 percent of students fail to graduate each year. The Zurich Institute of Technology is even more terrifying, with a failure rate of more than 50 percent, and more than 30 percent of graduates fail to graduate.

Under normal circumstances, if you are unable to study at the Zurich University of Technology, Swiss students who do not get a diploma will go to the University of Zurich to continue their studies.

Of course, it also depends on the major, it depends on the professor, and it is only relatively easy to graduate.

In short, it is very difficult for European schools to graduate, and the two universities in Zurich are even more cruel.

Jonas starts taking credits now, and when he gets to college, it will be easier than others.

The school was very supportive of Jonas's idea, and they were given a course selection schedule from the University of Zurich and the Zurich Institute of Technology, and then an economics teacher and a math teacher taught Jonas.

At the beginning of February, Jonas had all the other classes in economics, except for the two-hour exercise class that he couldn't do every day.

During the day he studied six hours a day and reviewed three hours in the afternoon and evening, because there were two teachers and one student, and Jonas was learning at an astonishingly fast pace.

On the 20th of February, Jonas returned home to see his grandmother and father, Yannick, who had made a special trip to return for Jonas after a sorority with Hoffman Bank in the Seychelles.

After finalizing Jonas's college course selection, on February 21, Jonas did not go to school, and waited at home for Mr. Gray, the principal who had come to him.

There are about 40 graduates of Luoshi College every year, and the principal is responsible for writing recommendation letters, and does not need to personally send students to submit applications.

However, this year, four students from the school applied to the Faculty of Economics at the University of Zurich, which is 10 percent for the Ross College, so on this day, Rector Gray decided to personally send the students to the University of Zurich to submit their applications.

Just over 50 kilometers from Lucerne to Zurich, Principal Gray personally drove the four students to the city campus in the heart of the city.

This campus is the smallest, pitifully small compared to the main campus on the Ilchet plateau, next to the Zurich Institute of Technology's city campus.

Speaking of which, ETH Zurich is still separated from the University of Zurich, but because of its outstanding contributions to science and engineering, ETH Zurich is much more famous in later generations than the University of Zurich.

The main reason for reporting here is that the Faculty of Economics at the University of Zurich is located on the city campus, and Schwarch, the Vice-Chancellor and Dean of the Faculty of Economics, is waiting for them here.

This is certainly not the face of Jonas, but the face of Principal Gray. In Switzerland, the Ross Academy has always been a business card, especially in the field of higher education, with an extensive network of contacts.

Today, the University of Zurich has not yet achieved financial independence and administrative independence, and the approval of professors at the university is still controlled by the cantonal legislature.

Therefore, Swiss students like Jonas who want to apply to the University of Zurich are simply not rejected, and the tuition fee is almost free, more than 500 Swiss francs a semester, and only 1,000 Swiss francs a year.

At the same time, benefiting from territorial protectionism, as long as Jonas has good grades, they can get a lot of scholarships every year.

After a few years of college, not only do you not have to spend a penny yourself, save a little, save a little money on tuition, buy a car, or travel abroad.

A teaching assistant received Jonas and the four of them, checked their credit assessments, social activities, sports records, and recommendation letters from the principal and teacher, and directly told them that there was no problem with enrollment.

However, the unified notice will not be issued until mid-March.

Back home, Hannah is so happy that she is going to prepare a drinking party for Jonas and who she plans to write invitations to.

Although the Faculty of Economics of the University of Zurich is difficult to maintain, it still ranks first in Europe in banking and finance.

When it comes to banking and finance, there are few schools that can compete with Zurich.

Because the school is backed by Zurich, the second largest financial center in Europe, the School of Economics is a member of the Swiss Institute of Finance, which is the only high-end financial research organization established by the Swiss government, Swiss banks and Swiss universities.

The Faculty of Economics at the University of Zurich is closely associated with the institute, and several professors from the institute have been hired as resident researchers. Graduates of the college are blessed with a unique geographical advantage.

In addition, the University of Zurich is also a partner university of the world's top 500 financial companies, such as the Swiss Federal Bank, Credit Suisse, Zurich Insurance, and Zurich Re.

However, in terms of other majors, such as economic management, international trade, etc., the School of Economics has been surpassed by other universities.

Jonas was able to get into school, which was a great joy for Hannah.

However, because the admission notice time is different for each university, some of Jonas's students have not yet received the notice, so the cocktail party will be held until the end of March, or the beginning of April.

Jonas then resumed his busy studies, but when it was March, all the graduating students had successfully received their notices, and everyone was even busier.

In addition to various cocktail parties and entertainment, academic visits by graduates of Roshi College are also actively being prepared.

This is not a trip to one or two schools, but a tour of seven countries and eleven high schools in Europe and the United States.

(Sorry, I got drunk yesterday and forgot to update...... ）