The following days, the campus was especially lively.
It wasn't just the students from the Finance classes in the Business School and the School of International Relations who were preparing to compete; the fervor had spread to many other less relevant majors.
In fact, because of the nature of the Magic Capital, virtually every university in the city was aflutter with activity.
Fu-Jiao Financial Trade, Shuang Polytechnic, Shuang Normal University—all of them already had their own stock market clubs, and, it was said, even intercollegiate private groups that were all eagerly rubbing their hands in anticipation.
Students from universities in second-tier cities could hardly imagine such a scene.
Similarly ranked private universities, such as those with Finance majors at Jida, may not even think about entering the stock market until their junior year, with their biggest dream being to work at a bank.
