Night School, introduced in the fourth campus of Two Point Campus, is a high-reward, low-cost course that excels in early-game economic boosts. However, it comes with inherent challenges, such as frequent invasions and student health issues. This guide will explore the best ways to build, manage, and optimize Night School to maximize its benefits.

Night School Classrooms & Key Objects

Night School requires two unique outdoor classrooms:

• Battleground (5×5 minimum)
• Jousting Field (12×8 minimum)

Since these classrooms take up a large outdoor footprint, they do not require expensive indoor construction, making Night School an efficient money-maker in campuses with high building costs (e.g., Spiffinmore).

Essential Assignment Objects

To ensure students complete assignments, include:

• Combat Dummy
• Prince Dummy
• Princess Dummy
• Festive Tent
• Dragon Tower (Upgrade Capable) – Highly used in assignments but not in lectures; prioritize upgrades for efficiency.

Avoid Unnecessary Purchases

• Jousting Bleachers ($30,000) – Only increases attractiveness; not worth the cost.

Night School’s Passive Health Boost

A major advantage of Night School is that students spend significant time outdoors during classes. Being outdoors grants them the Fresh Air Buff, which gradually restores health over time. This reduces the need for medical services, keeping your campus healthier overall.

Economic Benefits of Night School

• Tuition Fee: $9,000 per student per year (Base Rate)
• Low Infrastructure Cost – Outdoor classes reduce the need for expensive buildings.
• Early Game Money Maker – Similar to Money Wrangling, but slightly riskier due to invasions.

Downsides of Night School

1. Increased Invasions – Some campuses trigger nightly invaders when Night School is introduced.
2. Student Illness (Knight’s Knees) – A minor ailment that causes -15% happiness, but does not slow movement or require immediate treatment.
3. Limited Student Utility – Unlike other courses, Knights do not benefit the campus, nor do they defend against invaders.

Best Student Intake & Room Efficiency

For an optimized setup:

• 48 students per year (Total 144 students) – Fully utilizes three jousting yards, four battlefields, and two lecture halls.
• 16 students per year (Total 48 students) – More manageable setup with one jousting yard and two battlefields, with slight inefficiencies.

If aiming for maximum efficiency, Night School is an excellent choice to train Level 10 Professors, as high-level teaching staff will be necessary to support large student intakes.

Pairing Night School with Other Courses

Night School pairs well with Money Wrangling, as Prince and Princess Dummies are required in assignments for both courses. If running Money Wrangling, you can place a Battleground on campus even without enrolling Night School students.

Final Thoughts

Night School is a powerful economic starter with low room costs and passive health benefits but comes with security risks and low student synergy. If you prepare for invasions and utilize upgraded Dragon Towers, Night School can be a strong foundation for a successful campus.

Whether you choose small-scale efficiency or full-scale expansion, Night School is a great option—just be ready for some unruly invaders!