Arthur notified Ren He about the time for his interview. It seemed that he had finally convinced the professor. In fact, there weren't many students in a university who could afford to donate so much money. Universities are always in need of money, and any university with ambition will lack funds.
Investing money in building research labs and academic research is like pouring it into a bottomless pit.
Only with academic status can one speak with sufficient confidence and have a more significant presence internationally. Otherwise, when it comes to achievements, everyone talks about Harvard, Yale, and Stanford, poaching all the good students, leaving them only able to weakly pick from the remaining students.
The next afternoon, Ren He arrived punctually at Columbia University. Arthur led him to the building of the School of the Arts, and they stopped outside the office at the very back, where Ren He saw the words "Dean's Office" on the door.
