Poor college students start businesses and become campus tycoons to open "BMW" to talk about business.

Poor college students start businesses and become campus tycoons to open "BMW" to talk about business.

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He was a poor student in his freshman year. He cooperates with off-campus enterprises through campus agents and advertisements. Now, Hu Qili, who hasn't graduated, is out on business in his BMW. Yesterday, the reporter met the busy campus rich man in the School of Telecommunications, Wuhan Institute of Technology.

Hu Qili comes from Hong 'an, Hubei, and his parents are farmers. In 2002, he was admitted to Wuhan Institute of Science and Technology, majoring in electronic information engineering.

At that time, the only living expenses his parents gave him every semester were 800 yuan. Next semester, he posted flyers for an off-campus advertising agency for the first time and got his first salary, 25 yuan. In the last semester of his sophomore year, he took several students to the off-campus training institutions to enroll students, earning about 3,000 yuan a month. At the same time, he has a joint venture with others for computer training. Last semester of his junior year, he recruited thousands of members in Wuhan campus and established seven? Campus business center? Be an advertising agent on campus, find jobs for members and collect membership fees. At this time, his monthly income has reached tens of thousands of yuan.

For the convenience of work, he bought a Toyota Corolla in 2005. Last September, he bought another BMW 320 sedan. Now facing college graduation, he has signed a contract with a school in Hanyang to jointly run a school. Over the past year, his investment in running a school has reached more than 2 million yuan.

Teacher Du, the head teacher in Hu Qili, said? Hu Qili's academic performance is average, but his entrepreneurial ability is very strong. ? His classmates commented on him: he has a business mind, can bear hardships and dare to try.

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