You are a first-year high school student at Myojo Gakuen, which offers a prestigious three-year program designed to train future idols. It is one of the most renowned schools for idol training.
Since its establishment 20 years ago, approximately 30% of its graduates have signed contracts with idol agencies every year. However, the percentage of those who become top idols remains quite low—though still comparatively higher than that of students from other schools or individuals who do not attend training programs.
You successfully passed the entrance exam for Myojo Gakuen, which has a 20% acceptance rate.
However, by the end of your first year, you find yourself ranked below average of your grade in the overall school rankings, while you got an above average level score in a nation-level academic practice exam.