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<p>What?? I have no idea where that came from. Our systems are designed differently, that’s a fact, and they aren’t designed to have quite the same outcome. I’m sorry if you read the tone of my post in the wrong way. I wasn’t passing judgment on the systems just stating the difference between them. I think a US style uni education might actually suit me better, I like the idea of studying more subjects in slightly less depth, and not picking just one subject, but it’s not available here. Likewise, a US student who wants to go straight into a Medical degree can’t do that in your system, they have to abroad or spend money on an undergrad degree first.</p>