In the 19th century, it was not ordinary people who could come out to study. This kind of pheasant university was originally for extortion, and the cost is naturally not cheap.

On the surface, the tuition fee is cheaper, but in fact, the follow-up services are charged, and the actual cost spent in the end is usually higher than that of a regular university.

Morse was undoubtedly cheated, Austria's regular universities have never been short of students, and at most they recruit students in Germany, who is full of food and runs to Mexico to enroll?

Massimiliano I did not have such treatment during his reign, and it is even more unlikely now. The tuition fee for international students in Austria is high, and the most important thing is that the Ministry of Education does not allocate funds.

It's not that Franz doesn't know the importance of training international students, it's that this era is not suitable for doing so. On the one hand, the cost is too high, and on the other hand, they do not want to cultivate competitors for themselves.

This was true not only of Austria, but also of the major European colonial empires, which only admitted European students. It's not that everyone is stupid and can't see the benefits of cultivating international students, the main thing is that it's not worth it.

The original time and space Americans trained international students, and that was to overturn the table; Japan trains international students, and that's for ......

Now Austria only likes to recruit students from Germany, on the one hand, in order to cultivate pro-Austrians, but more importantly, these people will eventually stay in Austria.

Treating people differently is actually buying people's hearts.

is also an international student, and Morse, a hot-blooded young man from Mexico, will most likely return to Mexico in the future.

Naturally, the Vienna government is not willing to spend money on cultivating talents for others, otherwise the Austrian Army and Navy Higher Command College would not dare to cheat him.

In fact, it is not a pit, Austrian education supervision is still quite strict, even if it is a pheasant university, it is also a pheasant university that can learn knowledge.

After graduation, not to mention how good it can be mixed, it is enough to go back and fool people. Otherwise, these lecturers would not be "well-known masters" in society.

The main reason the school hires them is because they can blow. Regardless of whether it's right or not, it's enough to fool ordinary people.

It seems that these people are not mixed well, mainly because they were born in the wrong place. If you live in the United States, you will become a congressman one by one, and you may even become a president or something.

They can mix well, and there are two major advantages: they can blow and they have no bottom line.

The circle of international students is not large, and it is not easy to meet compatriots in a foreign country, so Morse also met many people and joined the Mexican Student Mutual Aid Association.

Now that I know the situation, I naturally want to ask for help.

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"Mr. Morse, many people have been in this situation with you. Studying in Austria is not easy, and there is a lot of competition for places at regular universities.

Even if you pass the test before coming to Austria, it does not mean that you will be able to enter the school, but only that you will be qualified to take the exam.

In fact, the probability of passing the entrance test at the first time is not more than 10%, and it is generally necessary to study in Austria for several years before you can obtain an entrance qualification.

The vast majority of international students eventually enter higher vocational colleges. The Austrian Army and Navy Higher Command College, where you are currently studying, is also a higher vocational college, but its ranking is relatively low.

Now you have two options, either continue your studies until you graduate; Either you can study on your own and reapply to an Austrian university.

There is no age limit for international students to enroll, but the cost is a bit large, and you need to pay a 500 Aegis registration fee for each application.

The registration time varies from university to university, but theoretically, you can apply to one of the 137 official universities in Austria at the same time. Brian Haig explains

Hearing this explanation, Morse was silent for a while before asking, "This is a money grab, why is the registration fee so high?" ”

Brian Haig nodded helplessly: "That's right, it's just robbing money!" The school doesn't look down on us at all, and here we are a flock of fat sheep.

If you don't want to take the exam, you can also enroll if you directly pay a school selection fee of 3~100,000 Aegis. Generally, liberal arts majors are relatively cheap, while science and engineering majors and military schools are more expensive. ”

No way, the reality is so cruel. Austria has been implementing compulsory education for more than 20 years, and every year there are millions of candidates competing for 50,000 or 60,000 enrollment places, and the quality of students is guaranteed.

The results of international students are uneven, and those with good grades are also excellent students in Austria, and the top vocational colleges with poor grades are disliked.

Honor students are naturally popular, and it is not impossible to enter for free, even if they graduate, the Vienna government will retain them. In addition to being able to generate income, it will also affect the reputation of the school.

Geniuses are always a few, and the vast majority are ordinary people. Most people study hard, and the educational environment determines the final grade.

Morse complained: "Damn, there are so few international student places, why can't we take the entrance exam?" ”

Brian Hague didn't answer, he was afraid of irritating Morse. It's not that there are no international students who find a way to settle down and then take the entrance exam, there are not a few such people, but the final result is very miserable.

Others have been studying for more than ten years, how can you compare with you by making a temporary assault? As for the education I received in my hometown, I regret that it is not matched.

In this era, the deviation of teaching materials in various countries is very different. It is not uncommon for the same question to have different answers.

In particular, science and engineering textbooks are being revised and corrected almost every year with the rapid development of science and technology.

Not to mention literature and history, the school depends on Austria, and it must be a new version. The same historical events, and the contents recorded in different historical books, many of them are contrary.

When the question is asked, the school doesn't care so much, just do it according to its own standards.

With this difference in education, the scores of international students are naturally low, which directly makes the school think that the quality of international students is poor, but they have not yet reasoned.

Brian Haig shook his head and comforted: "There is no way, who made Mexico too weak?" Even with the same score, international students from major countries are given priority for admission.

But don't despair, Morse, when Mexico gets stronger, the situation will get better. ”

Morse nodded with hatred: "Yes, it's all those damn warlords who know all day long about fighting for power and dividing great Mexico!" ”

seems to have found a common topic, and the more they talked, the more speculative they became, and they soon became good friends.

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After sending Morse away, Brian Haig put away the smile on his face and wrote in the small notebook:

Morse – male, 19 years old, is a hot-blooded patriotic young man with progressive ideas and definite anti-warlord tendencies. Whether or not to support the imperial system remains to be further observed, and it is recommended to focus on it.

Then he quickly put it away, put it in a drawer, and went on with his other work as if nothing had happened.

Yes, Brian Haig was part of the Massimiliano I Restoration Group, and not only him, but many Mexican students joined the group.

This is the work of the followers of Massimiliano I, who did not remain silent after coming to Austria and continued to work for the restoration.

Massimiliano I, who was devastated, was depressed, and except for trying to find a way to raise funds, he basically didn't do anything, and without the dictates of the second emperor, these people did a good job.

The current European continent is still the base camp of the monarchy, and even in France, the cradle of ideas, the mainstream ideology is still the monarchy.

In this context, students who come to study in Europe are inevitably affected.

Coupled with the Mexican warlord scuffle, which was even worse than the previous Massimiliano I period, this made many people doubt the republican system.

Franz took the opportunity to whitewash Massimiliano I, throwing all the black pots of defeat to conservatives and careerists.

In order to fool these secondary school boys, Franz also sorted out the policies and decrees formulated during the time of Massimiliano I, and many people believed them.

After all, Massimiliano I really didn't do anything bad, even if there were many problems with these policies, it was all in secret. On the bright side, these contents are for the country and the people.

Maybe you can't fool the old fritters, but it's still no problem to deal with these hot-blooded young people.

Since there was no problem with the emperor's policies, and there was no extravagance, it was the conservatives and careerists who opposed the reforms who caused the country's problems.

The current warlord melee just proves this. Many people directly make up their brains that Massimiliano I was an outsider, and he was hollowed out when he first arrived, and he couldn't command domestic careerists at all.

The evidence behind this does not need to be added by Franz. The restoration group has collected a lot of money, which is full of real gold, and there are indeed many people who do not obey the emperor's orders.

International students are all in the middle and upper classes of society, and they are exposed to a lot of things. After being influenced by everyone, I thought of more things.

As a result, the Restoration Group grew. From the initial two or three hundred people, it has now grown to more than four thousand members of the organization.

It is difficult to say how many of them sincerely supported the emperor and how many were pure speculators.

If it weren't for the steady stream of funds, which made the outside world think that the Habsburgs were still interested in supporting the restoration of Massimiliano I, the restoration group would definitely be two or three kittens and dogs.

Including Franz, who was actually not sure whether to carry out the restoration. Now Franz provided only a small part of the funds of the Restoration Group, most of which was raised by Massimiliano I himself.

Don't look at his ability, but he can't stand being likable. As far as Franz knew, the families of Archduke Karl and the Queen Mother Sufi were used by him to fill the huge hole of restoration.

If this investment fails, it is very likely that his other two younger brothers will be very miserable and have no inheritance to inherit.

These are all minor problems, and the upbringing of the Habsburgs is still good. I won't make jokes for outsiders to see for a little inheritance.

However, the relationship between Massimiliano I and the other two younger brothers can be imagined. It's not a question of money, except for Massimiliano I, everyone is not short of money, the main thing is jealousy.

Parents favor one child, and other children will naturally feel uncomfortable. If Massimiliano I was the eldest son, according to the tradition of the German region, the eldest son inherited the family business, and everyone had nothing to say.

It's a pity that Massimiliano I was not, and this preference naturally caused dissatisfaction among the two younger brothers. Although they were well hidden, they looked like brothers and sisters, but they couldn't hide it from Franz's eyes.

Knowing is knowing, but Franz has no intention of speaking. Ten fingers have long and short, and it is normal for parents to favor one child or another.

There are not so many reasons, and there is no such thing as right or wrong, pretending to be confused is the best option. The lid was lifted, and everyone didn't look good.

Besides, isn't the investment not yet a failure? Massimiliano I is indeed abolished, but he still has a son, Massimiliano II is still a little kid now, maybe this trumpet can be practiced.