Apples and Pears

You should not compare apples with pears, that is, you cannot compare the Italian University system with the Irish system for example. You cannot say that because Irish students complete the degree in the legal time they are better than Italians. I just remember that when I was student in Electronic Engineer In Padua (Italy) only one of three students registered was able to complete the studies, is that the same in Ireland or Armenia? Always when I was student I remember that the average time spent by students to get the degree was 8,5 years against the 5 legal. Again is the same in Ireland or Armenia, just two countries by random. Yes sure, I could spend less than the number of years I spent, but again, you cannot compare two different systems, like you cannot compare the number of goals marked by a football player in Italy with those marked in the Sweden or Armenian championship. So please before trying to do any evaluation try to understand the difference in the systems. By the way, last Friday I have known the result of the FCE test I did last December, well I got the FCE with the score of 66/100, the minimum was 60. Yes my English is still not good but if I think that 2 years before was not allowed to attend the FCE course preparation at the British Council school in Milan because they said my English was not enough to sustain the course, well it means I did some progresses. Next objective... the CAE, when? At the beginning of the 2010.