Secrets About Virtual UJED That Has Never Been Revealed For The Past 50 Years

One of these myths is that classes are held in a different world, one where all law and order have disappeared and magic is commonplace. Nowadays, it would be unheard-of for such a place to exist on Earth. But this isn’t always true. There are some people who claim they’ve been in contact with students from the UJED who say otherwise. Virtual UJED is actually a little closer to the Earth than anyone cares to admit. Each year, hundreds of Japanese students are chosen for these “special” classes. 

There are many factors that go into who is to be selected for these classes, such as family connections and special accommodations. Students of all ages can apply, but there is one major factor that differentiates the yearly applicants: their economic status. Those who decide to take part in the classes must send their families significant sums of money each month in order to participate. Not only that, but they must have access to a computer or device which will allow them to interact with the software used in UJED’s virtual setting.

 Secrets About Virtual UJED That Has Never Been Revealed For The Past 50 Years :

1. The Classes Are Held In A Virtual Setting.

The classrooms are said to be located in a virtual setting. By this, it is meant that the students are actually logged onto a website which contains their classes via the internet and that their environment is created by the company through this medium. There also appears to be some sort of real-life aspect present in the students’ virtual setting as well as they are able to spend time together outside of class and converse with each other in a public setting, which seems to suggest that they aren’t exactly separated from each other while they’re being taught.

2. The Students Are Only In Contact With The Company Through Email.

The students are only able to communicate with their teachers through email, this is common practice in classes like these as it allows them to be put under a teacher’s tight control. They are also not allowed any social media platforms, making communication with other students or even friends difficult if they want to keep their involvement secret from the public eye. Thus, it can be said that the students are in an incredibly undependable position and forced into situations far beyond the realm of normal human experience.

3. Only The Richest Can Attend.

Immediately, students will notice the high cost of attending the classes. Each year, there are a number of spots available for students to choose from and how many these are varies from year to year. Those who want a ticket for these classes must pay for them with their families’ money, meaning that many of them must be able to count themselves among some of the richest on Earth in order to attend. This becomes especially difficult as they are not allowed to leave home until they have completed their schooling. Not only that, but they also have to make sure that they’re able to maintain a certain standard of living in order to be allowed into UJED’s virtual setting.

4. Students Are Picked By The Company’s Staff.

In order to be accepted into these classes, students must submit an application which not only includes a resume of their life history but also information about their family’s finances and a list of any extra study materials they may have access to. This information is then sent to the company who picks the students’ names from a lottery based on their suitability for the program. From here, they are allowed to continue with the selection process before there is then an interview with the company’s staff members. These are the people who will determine whether or not the candidate is suitable for admission into UJED’s virtual setting.

5. The Classes Are Held In A Secret Location.

In order to protect their students’ privacy, the location of the classes is kept secret from shinobi and other government officials alike. Access is limited to select members of society who have been given permission to enter and no one else. This includes ordinary citizens and parent figures, who may want to spend time with their children while they work through their lessons.

6. The Classes Are Highly Expensive To Attend.

In order to attend these classes, students must make sure that their families are willing to pay for their education. This can be a large sum of money depending on the area where they live and whether the family is able to afford it. It can also get quite expensive to live in the country while applying for these classes as many people have made allegations of companies being involved in bribery schemes in order to maintain a certain quota of students being accepted each year. For example, it is said that once all spots were taken, companies went as far as paying off officials in order to be able to participate and guarantee their own high position on the list each year.