Accepted

Graduating high school senior Bartleby 'B' Gaines experiences a significant blow when he receives rejection letters from all eight colleges he applied to. This moment marks the beginning of his struggle, as he grapples with disappointment and a sense of failure, particularly in regards to his parents' expectations.

Faced with the pressure of his parents' disappointment, Bartleby reflects on his situation and realizes he is not alone. Many of his friends are also dealing with similar rejections, which prompts him to brainstorm an unconventional solution to their problem.

In a moment of inspiration, Bartleby decides to create his own college using an online platform. This bold plan aims to provide a new opportunity for him and his friends while also alleviating the pressure they face from their families.

Bartleby and his friends set out to transform an abandoned psychiatric facility into the South Harmon Institute of Technology. This transformation is filled with challenges and excitement, as they work to create a space that reflects their vision of an accepting educational institution.

The group promotes their new college, marketing it as an inclusive institution that enrolls anyone who applies. Their innovative approach quickly garners interest, resulting in an unexpected influx of applicants, much to their astonishment.

On the first day of classes, Bartleby and his friends are overwhelmed by the number of students who have enrolled. They are now responsible for managing a burgeoning college community, which comes with both excitement and daunting challenges.

With a million dollars collected from tuition fees, Bartleby realizes the magnitude of their venture. This new financial responsibility urges him to take their makeshift college seriously and ensures that they deliver a functioning educational experience.

Bartleby enlists the help of his Uncle Ben to serve as the College Dean. Played by Lewis Black, Uncle Ben brings a blend of humor and authority to the nascent college, adding to the chaotic energy of their new establishment.

The students joyfully set about crafting their own curriculum, excited by the freedom to choose what they want to learn. This process fosters creativity and camaraderie, as they collaborate to dictate the rules and structure of their college.

As South Harmon Institute of Technology gains popularity, it faces unexpected challenges from the local jocks. These rivals pose a significant threat to the success of Bartleby and his friends' makeshift institution, leading to confrontations that escalate the stakes.

Bartleby and his friends rally to protect their new college from the jocks' attempts to dismantle it. Their determination to uphold the values of inclusivity and acceptance provides empowering moments amid the challenges they face.

Throughout the tumult, Bartleby and his friends embark on a quest for identity within the realm of higher education. They explore what it truly means to be a student, embracing the lessons learned outside traditional structures.

With each challenge, Bartleby finds himself growing and learning alongside his friends. The experience not only shapes their futures but also cultivates a strong bond that solidifies their resolve to defend their institution.

The climax of their adventure unfolds as Bartleby and his friends face off against the jocks in a bid to protect their college. This confrontation tests their loyalty and creativity, pushing them to rally together for their shared dream.

In the end, Bartleby and his friends redefine what success means to them, emerging victorious in their own unique way. The journey solidifies their friendship and leaves a lasting impact on their perceptions of education and identity.