What does "all part" mean in this paragraph? I'm reading a trailer of a book. It is a paragraph as follows: "Seventeen-year-old Mei is an early freshman at MIT, having skipped fourth grade. This is all part of her parents’ master plan for her future — become a doctor, marry a preapproved Taiwanese Ivy Leaguer, and produce a litter of babies. But Mei has to face some harsh truths. Like that she hates germs and biology lectures, that she doesn’t want to give up her passion for dancing, and that she definitely has a crush on her classmate Darren Takahashi — who is decidedly not Taiwanese." What doess "all part" mean in this paragraph? Does "all" mean "completely"?