Two Point Campus

Things I've learned along the way earning my stars...I've been getting all three on a level before moving on so here are some tips on different objectives.

Quick note: on the archeology level don't sell any of your expensive relics that you find until the end. The 3 star objectives need you to sell $200k worth of relic value. I just kept them around for attractiveness but it actually worked in my favor in the end.

Attractiveness: press X and right bumper until you bring up the eyeball menu. This allows you to see the attractiveness ranges of all the objects on your campus. Basically you want to turn all the white into green (I used a lot of bat posters and big windows). The rating depends on how the people walking around feel so if your time is stopped you won't see the attractiveness go up until you start time again. Also make sure you sweep up any trash/debris. Nature club could potentially help but I never got much benefit out of it.

Average Grade: This can be one of the harder objectives in my opinion. Things I did to improve grades:

• Train all teachers as much as you can. On many levels I had 5+ training machines all going at once. If your teachers are maxed out due to the course level start training inspirational speaking

• Train all librarians as much as you can and make sure that all your other assistants aren't allowed to work in the library (and vice versa). For a long time I didn't realize you could select where staff members work and my best librarian would always end up working at a hot dog stand. Unfortunately you can't select the room and pick/choose staff you have to select an individual staff member, then press RB to see what jobs they can do

• On the subject of libraries a decent library goes a long way. Be sure that bookshelves and desks aren't too crowded and if they are, build more! If you don't have enough room, make the library bigger. Invest the amount of money you need into libraries, build two if you have to. A lot of studying and learning happens in there.

• Sci-fi films are your friend. They boost learning power during the time they're showing. One level I was having trouble with but had plenty of money I just had sci-fi films constantly playing in all lecture halls as much as I could.

• Use the research lab to research level 3 of everything you can. I think you only need to research it once and then other levels you won't even need to build the research lab but make sure your lecturnes are all level 3 as well as any class-specific objects that can be upgraded

• If you're still having trouble (I consider this the nuclear option) you can expel students with low grades right before the grades are evaluated. I think I only did this once just to see if it would work :) If you look at your calendar, it's split up into rows of four and I think grades are evaluated at the end of each row

Happiness: Events, events, events. Student union parties, comedy movies, student lounge parties. Spam until objective is achieved. Some other things that can help are make sure enough bathrooms/showers/food stalls are available. Attractiveness can help with this. Also pastoral office/counselor may be required.

Monthly revenue: This objective (thankfully) does not raise and lower per month you only need one month of the desired revenue and that objective is complete forever. The more students, the more revenue you're earning so some of this will come with time. When you upgrade a course it tells you how many new students you'll get from the upgrade. I think there were only a couple times I had real trouble with this, I think mostly this just takes patience and making your school bigger. The couple times I was on the edge of completion and couldn't quite make it, you can see the timeline at the bottom of the screen and right before the month ends you can fire a bunch of staff and when the month is evaluated your profit will be increased depending on how much of a firing spree you went on. Do at your own risk :)

Win Special Event: This is in reference to the Cheeseball matches, Talent show, things like that. Keep an eye on what level it recommends your students be at before attempting the event. Usually scheduling the event towards the end of the year is best since it's right before the year 3 students graduate. That way they have the most experience they'll have before graduation. There were multiple events where I met the requirements but still failed so I just kept scheduling it until I won :)

I made this guide from memory so hopefully I didn't leave anything out and I hope this is helpful to people. That was all the stuff I could think of. One last thing I just remembered...I kept a pretty elite security force of janitors at all times because if you don't take care of invaders quickly, they will wreck your stuff up and cause a lot of problems. Train your janitors in security and maybe a little aerodynamics.