Point System
Each student will have their own points to be used in place of money when buying goods and services. There is nothing, within the realm of reason, that cannot be bought on campus using points.
Each class is assigned class points. Class points will fluctuate based on the affiliated students’ behavior and the results of certain tests. Every month, each student is assigned private points equal to their class points times 100.
Any student who fails to meet the required score on a midterm or final exam will be expelled. The threshold for expulsion is 50% of the average score of the rest of the class in any given subject.
Class A through D labels are provisional and can change based on class point assignments. The class with the current highest total class points will be named Class A, with B, C, and D, being named respectively in descending order.
Students are allowed to exchange private points among themselves. The acquisition of another students’ private points through fraud or threat will result in severe punishment, but the trading of points under any contract deemed legitimate will be left up to personal discretion.
Students can buy the right to transfer to the class of their choosing. 20,000,000 private points are required to do this.
We have told you how the points are used, but why are they so important? Well, they can be used in several different ways, and it is in a student’s and a class’ best interest to have as many points as possible; individual points are obtained easier and in larger amounts, whereas class points are more difficult to obtain.
The classes use these points to advance in the overall ranking system, which is important for the competitive system within the school. Classes with more points advance further and have more benefits, while those with fewer points risk punishments and even expulsion.
Individually, the points are mostly used by the students for their private dealings, as they can increase a student’s influence and authority; those with more individual points have access to more stuff. They can also be used to “buy” votes when votes are organized, as well as to save someone from being expelled; the amount is the same as the one required for a transfer.