Lynch's admission interview went very quickly, as did his enrollment procedures.
At his level in society, though there's still a significant distance from truly prominent figures, given his age and accomplishments, he's already among the best of his peers.
Thus, the school wouldn't just treat him as a mere student. Regarding Lynch's mention that he might frequently take leave and often not be at school, the principal and the board of directors all expressed their understanding.
To thank the principal and the board for their openness, Lynch stated that he would donate a sum of money upon graduation to repay the school's assistance.
After handling these matters, Lynch hurriedly left because he really wasn't lying; he indeed had very important affairs in the afternoon.
