For the Exceptionally Gifted —
A Private Boarding School located in Ithaca, New York.
The Main Campus — Arbor Estate — is a sprawling 30,000 Acres consisting of 37 classroom facilities, 12 administrative buildings, 20 residence halls, a wildlife sanctuary, woodlands, meadows, streams and private sporting areas. Stewart Park, Falls Creek and a Botanical Garden belong to the estate but are shared as public property for events and school trips. Any children under the age of 12 enrolled in the academy attend classes and live on campus at the Arbor Estate where they recieve guidance for their minds, their hearts and their future selves.
With a standing average of 80 promoted heroes a year (that is, 80 New Cazerns elevated from recruit status to true hero status), The Cazerns is the largest single private security NGO force in the world — and, the largest international, intergalactic and interdimensional organization on Earth. Based out of Arbor Estate within The Garden Academy itself, the Cazerns' and The Garden are both world-famous for education, moral code and empowered developments. With an annual private endowment of nearly $3 Trillion USD from the WishAlloy Foundation the Cazerns provide their heroes, recruits and student-teams with sufficient funding for all activities on an annual expense of roughly $87 Billion USD.
Of the 6 million students enrolled actively across the academy network, there are roughly 100 active recruit teams. Most members join teams as an act of comradery, using the free housing, allowance and occasional mission stipends to supplement their lifestyles and necessary fundings. There is no contract to any team and some students are active on multiple teams, or feature as a rotational member in various teams, assigned only to missions rather than individual groups. No student may join a team until they are 18 years of age — this is an unbreakable rule thanks to the nature of public personas, licensing and franchise options all Cazern heroes are afforded. Also, kids dying sucks.
One of the world's leading teaching and research institutions, Bellflower University is dedicated to finding real solutions to big problems. Devoted to the excellence of learning, research and developing leaders through many disciplines of life, the university explores finding ways to make new differences on a global — an intergalactic — scale.
Bellflower is notable for its recent developments of EZ-Fix Healing Cream, nanite technologies, eQx industries and, most recently, Terreria Vernacular for The New Millenia, an upgrade to binomial nomenclature inclusive of all thus-discovered and willingly detailed species of existence.
Also shares resources and locations with Sea Thrift University, Fordham University, Barnard College and Columbia University.
Staff and students of Sea Thrift University are driven by a shared purpose: to make a better world through education, research and innovations. Inventive and artistic, the students of Sea Thrift are here to accelerate purposeful impact in the world. Fueled by optimism and responsibility, Sea Thrift seeks to embrace new ways of doing things in a rapidly transforming world; the human experience is ready to adjust to new fundementals and our students are here to prove it.
Sea Thrift is notable through the world for: the alternative energy of NWH Industries, anti-gravity engines, clean transportation vehicles and most recently, teleportation flora.
Also shares resources and locations with Bellflower University, Fordham University, Barnard College and Columbia University.
Wildflower University has produced a range of extraordinary talent including: 1 PEGOT, 1 EGOT, 14 Grammy Winners, 17 Emmy Winners, 12 Bach Winners and 21 Polar Award Winners.
Also shares Julliard, TISCH, MANNES and Neon Hearts for some classes, with Viscaria University.
Also features student plays and musicals at the Lyric Theatre and the West Side Theatre in Manhattan; student dance performances put on at the Kings' Theatre in Brooklyn and Paradise Theatre in the Bronx; and student film screenings and festivalsat the Alamo Drafthouse in Brooklyn and the IpIC in Manhattan. Also shares Julliard, TISCH, MANNES and Neon Hearts for some classes, with Wildflower University.
Also shares buildings and resources with Pratt Institute, Parsons and The Fashion Institute of Technology with crossover enrollments.
Also shares resources and campuses with Bellflower Univeresity, Sea Thrift University, Colgate University, Vassar College, Barnard College, and Columbia University.
Also shares resources and campuses with Yale University, Columbia University, Princeton University, St. Johns, and NY Law.
A dual school and shopping centre location, Brookfield Place houses minor finance and marketing classes within its buildings but its main focus is its expansive culinary program, shopping center for student projects and presentations, and headquarters for the network of cafes, restaurants and food trucks run by members of the ACE program. The ACE students and faculty also manage the state-wide network of eateries that offer alternatives for cafeteria options other universities provide. Most ACE students work with their fellow Hibiscus body to get proper business ventures going through these efforts.
Culinary program has sibling locations in Paris, France and São Paulo, Brazil which interconnect as ACE or: Academies of Culinary Education which has in itself an interwoven 1,600 international internship opportunities upon graduation ranging from Michelin star chefs to 5 star hospitality programs. Also shares resources and campuses with Culinary Institute of America, Fordham University, Pace University, St. Johns, Hofsta University and Berkley University.