X-Men Back To School: What tu Get When tu Enroll In Xavier's School For Gifted Youngsters 

X-Men Back To School: What You Get When You Enroll In Xavier\'s School For Gifted Youngsters

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This time of year is known as the Back To School period of the year around the country, and though I graduated college seven years ago, it seems as though I can be counted among those who will soon be heading to class for some education. This is because I recently got some great news in the mail: I got accepted to Xavier\'s School For Gifted Youngsters!

set to arrive on Blu-ray and DVD in the coming weeks, 20th Century Fox put together a special mailer for press this week, and it\'s pretty fantastic. Basically a fake admissions folder, the packet contains everything I need to start getting acquainted with life as one of Professor X\'s students. Read on for a look inside! (And click each image to see it in high res!)

As you\'ll see in the rest of this article, the coolest thing about this

mailer is the incredible level of detail - and it\'s even part of the packaging. A major school wouldn\'t send information to students in an unbranded envelope, so Xavier\'s School For Gifted Mutants doesn\'t either! Fortunately mutants are well accepted in the world following the timeline-changing events of

, so I don\'t think I have to worry about my mailman bringing harm to me by exposing my special abilities to the world.

All of the contents in the mailer were included in this nice glossy folder from Xavier\'s School For Gifted Mutants. As you can see at the bottom, I\'ve been accepted to be a part of the Class of 1983, which is the year

is set. It also happens to be a few years before my birth, but we\'ll just look past that particular detail.

Here\'s what it looks like when the folder is open. I\'ll be taking a closer look at all of the content below, so let\'s now focus on that Latin at the bottom, shall we? "Mutatis Mutandis" doesn\'t really have anything to do with mutants/

, but instead is a classic phrase that means "the necessary changes having been made." I suppose that\'s probably a reference to the change that mutants undergo when their powers manifest.

Stamped and approved by Hank McCoy a.k.a. Beast and penned by Professor Charles Xavier himself, this is my personal acceptance letter into Xavier\'s School For Gifted Mutants. It comes with great news on beyond my access to the special program in Upstate New York, as its been confirmed that I\'ve actually earned a Research & Development Scholarship. In what field? Head on down to the next image!

While in reality my abilities have always been stronger in the English/History departments, it seems that Xavier\'s School For Gifted Youngsters is primarily interested in my achievements in the field of science. My Research & Development Scholarship has been rewarded for my work in biochemistry and genetics, which I guess was an interest spurred on by my own mutation.

It turns out that my time in residency at the X-Mansion won\'t be alone. Instead, as the form above notes, all Freshmen at Xavier\'s School For Gifted Youngsters are required to live with roommates. Like most schools, this is presumably to ensure a good start to my social life on campus. You\'ll notice that an option to be in a room looking over the basketball courts is no longer possible - and that probably has something to do with the fact that it opens up so that the X-Men\'s Blackbird can take off.

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