What does the hidden comment say ? <| sep |> Allow me to address some of your points in a fairly chaotic orderI got to start my studies from the year I failed , rather than the beginning of the 1 st year , when I enrolled the second time for the same programThis is pretty standard . Mind you I ' m in the states , but you keep your credits . Every class you pass stays as completed regardless of what you do . It ' s not all about the schools milking money out of students , believe it or not . Let me refer you to your own post above where YOU were the one saying they wanted money . I made no mention of money until after you , so which one is it ? despite me failing classesFailing classes isn ' t the same as failing out of school . You can fail a more classes than you should be able to and still be enrolled . And I didn ' t even pay the school , those were all public universities . If you ' re not paying them , basically everything else is irrelevant . They ' re not getting money out of you regardless , the entire debate over how they act is ridiculous if the system itself is fundamentally different . I got to retake exams three timesYou should ' ve been kicked out . Nothing personal at all . If you fail a class 3 times , you shouldn ' t be in that class . This only contributes to the growing problem that is the ever decreasing value of university degrees . It ' s obvious that wherever you ' re from , university isn ' t as competitive as in the states , which I suppose has both pros and cons , but overall detracts from the value of successfully completing a degree . If the university isn ' t going to force you to work harder , or isn ' t going to actually reprimand you for poor performancebehavior , it has failed to adequately prepare you .