Ke Zhilin, a student of Grade 05, transferred to bangor university through the 2+2 project in 2007, and was admitted to Cambridge University for a master's degree after graduating from undergraduate course in 2009. (In the same year, three students from Beijing Normal University, including Jiang Zhi, were admitted to the London School of Economics and Political Science; Beijing Normal University 1 was admitted to Warwick University. )
Grade 02 students from Zhao Gang entered Cass Business School of City University of London through the 2+2 program. With the solid theoretical and English foundation accumulated in Beijing Normal University and the spirit of hard study, Zhao Gang won the excellent graduate award of Cass Business School with the first undergraduate graduate of Cass Business School. In addition, with the special approval of the Board of Directors of Cass Business School, Zhao Gang became the first undergraduate in the school's 100-year history to directly pursue a doctoral degree.
Zhang Xi, a 2002 student, graduated from Cass Business School through the 2+2 project and was admitted as a master's student by Oxford University and London School of Economics. In the summer of 2007, she used her own funds to participate in volunteer activities organized by international women's organizations and went to Ghana, Africa for two months to educate women about finance.
Lin Lina graduated from Cass Business School in the same year as Zhao Gang through the 2+2 program in Grade 03, ranking third in the undergraduate course of Cass Business School that year. After Lin Lina graduated, he entered Cambridge University to pursue postgraduate and doctoral degrees.
Wu Jin, a 2003 student, graduated from Cass Business School through the 2+2 program, was admitted to Oxford University and Imperial College London at the same time, and then went to Imperial College London, England to study for a master's degree.
After graduating from Melbourne University in Australia through the 2+2 program, Qian Jing, a student of Grade 03, was admitted to the graduate program of the Australian National University Business School, which ranked first in Australia. The program only admitted seven students worldwide.
Just graduated in 2006, dozens of people who have not gone abroad have received notices from famous universities such as the University of Hong Kong, the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the University of Edinburgh, and some students have struggled for their own lives and won glory for their departments on the way to job hunting.