"Mom!" Chris Matherson shouted, with obvious happiness lacing his voice. The reason for this glee was the envelope the 18 year old medical aspirant was holding in his hand. He had been accepted into CFNM (College for Neuro Medicine), as the best neuro medical institute in the country was popularly known.
"What is it, honey?" Eline Matherson asked her son. When she saw the envelope, she immediately realised that all the hard work her son had put in had finally paid off. She had always been proud of Chris, never more so than this very moment.
Chris wasn't the jock or the cool kid. He was a geek, and took pride in the fact. He was very clear about his goals, and worked persistently to achieve them. This, however, meant he wasn't exactly a big hit in the dating world. Chris was often awkward with girls, and could barely speak to most of them, let alone ask them out on dates. His mom and Christina, a girl he had known since he was 2, were practically the only women he felt completely comfortable around.
Mom and son were entwined in a huge bear hug. Tears were forming in Eline's eyes as she saw the pride on her son's face. Her son had a slight body,around 6 feet in height. With an average build and blonde hair, he did look quite attractive. She just hoped he would be more exposed to the opposite sex in college. The lack of his dating life hadn't been much of a concern for her, but she believed college had to be about holistic development and dating and sex were a huge part of him becoming an independent man.
From the things she had heard about CFNM, she was very certain Chris would become very very well acquainted with girls. But not more than they would be with him.
The envelope contained every possible detail about the college, very specific instructions to the students and seemed to take rules very seriously. There had been multiple stories about students being expelled because they refused to follow the rules. All these students happened to be boys, which Chris thought must be a mere coincidence.
One of the main reasons Chris had for choosing CFNM was it's nominal fees. In fact, the students had to bear only the expense of food and travel. The college was apparently funded by a very rich and very powerful society, who made sure that the college was run according to the strict policies they believed in.
The prospectus was very enlightening, and Chris smiled as he went through it. The first few pages contained a description of the college, and letter from the director and introductions of prominent faculty members.
The college believes in maintaining diversity within the student faculty, and due to this, 50% of the seats are reserved for female students. The remaining 50% seats are general seats, and can be allotted to both male as well as female students, at the discretion of the college authorities.
This disturbed Chris a little. There was an obvious leaning towards female candidates and he did not believe in discrimination. He went ahead with the prospectus. The next few pages described the various policies of the college.
The college is privately funded and as such, follows strictly the policies instituted by the beneficiary society. All students and faculty members are required to adhere to these policies in the fullest sense, else face action from the authorities.
The program is fully residential and the students are expected to live full time on campus. The college provides the necessary lodging facilities for students. Facilities for male and female students are separate.
No male, either student, parent or faculty member, is allowed to enter the female facilities at any time for any reason. Such trespassing will result in the immediate expulsion of the student or faculty.
Every student is required to participate in a sports activity of his or her choice. The Society believes that sports is a very important factor in the holistic development of students. If a student does not choose a sport, one will be allotted to him or her, at the discretion of the college.
Every student must go through a complete and thorough physical examination twice every year. The first physical will be held shortly after the beginning of the first term. No student is exempt from any part of the exam. Doctors and nurses authorised by the Society will conduct the Physicals and issue the certificate to the student. Admission will be considered final only on the receipt of this certificate.