When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

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At this moment, Sandy suddenly spoke up. “If it’s a combined Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctorate program, then Bedford College does have a few disciplines where that’s possible, though the entry requirements are extremely high. Miranda, what was your undergraduate major?”

“Bioinformatics.”

“Faculty of Bioinformatics?” Sandy looked at Bryan. “You should know more about this. Does the bioinformatics program have a combined Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctorate track?”

Instantly, all eyes, including Elizabeth’s, turned to Bryan

“Uh…” Bryan set down his utensils and thought for a moment. “Technically, this program doesn’t offer a combined track..”

Elizabeth shot up from her seat, glaring at Miranda. “The facts are clear. What do you have to say now?” Sandy, however, noticed the nuance in Bryan’s wording. “Bryan, what does ‘technically mean? Are there exceptions?”

Bryan nodded. “Yes. Each year, the Faculty of Bioinformatics offers one to two conditional admission slots for students who have won gold medals in international Olympiad competitions.”

“What do you mean by conditional admission slots?”

full scholarships or guaranteed admission to the graduate program. “Basically, you can make requests, and

those conditions be direct admission

in practice, it’s extremely rare. Everyone wants direct admission to a

ten, maybe even 20 years, the Faculty

was to Dr. Sophie Xander’s protégé, John Clifford. The other, I believe, was one of Dr. Christine Young’s

competitions for Physics, Chemistry, Chemistry, and Computing that

amazing thing was that she didn’t accept it. Instead, she got in through the regular college entrance exam. I think she was

like even if she asked for a postdoctoral position at

those words, the circle narrowed immediately. Since John was

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for being Christine’s

truly be the

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four subjects, the top science student in her district, a combined Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctorate program… Not to mention, a favorite

these accomplishments seemed impossible to attribute to

Miranda. “Now, do

to say, but it was more from