Greenville College was not simply a place of learning. It was a carefully structured hierarchy. Apart from the power hierarchy, nowhere was that hierarchy more obvious than in the division of its academic fields.
There were six primary faculties, namely; Industrial Sciences, Social Sciences, Arts, Military, Medical Sciences, and Multifacetal.
Industrial Sciences focused on production, technology, and innovation. Students with abilities that supported manufacturing, machinery, systems, or any form of practical improvement of daily life were guided here. It was the backbone of progress, where talent was measured by efficiency and creation rather than raw combat power. You'd mostly see abilities related to elements and energy here.
Social Sciences covered the management of people and systems. Business, psychology, diplomacy, and the complex web of real-world interactions fell under this faculty. Those who understood influence, negotiation, and human behavior thrived here.
