Martha University

Martha University is the eleventh episode of season 1.

Synopsis
Martha, dissatisfied with the educational system in America, forms an institution for the brightest students in America.

Plot
Near the end of Martha's first term as president, she discovers that educational reform is harder than it looks. She sets out to create a secondary institution of her own named after her. Martha University is a not-for-profit place of learning paid for by tax money and admits only the most promising students in the country. Room and board is free, and all other expenses are covered by the National Science Foundation. Martha, in charge of the admissions department, creates a 5,000 point multiple-choice quiz that is to be graded online that will narrow down the applicant pool. The questions are extremely difficult to answer, and Martha ends up finding that only about 500 applicants pass. She then creates another quiz, this one open-ended, which reduces the number of eligible students to 50. Martha puts out an essay prompt for the remaining students and finds only 10 of the essays to be satisfactory. 9 of the admitted students end up enrolling at Martha University, and are given a rigorous academic load consisting of studies on anti-capitalism, how to formulate propaganda, and how to avoid capital punishment. All of Martha's students meet the graduation requirements within a few months, and are employed by Martha to carry out her most important and secret tasks.