Under the Ucas system students write 500 words describing themselves.
In his most intensive teaching system, students analyzed at least 100 games of every world champion.
Under the current system, students are automatically placed in such classes if they fail a test of English competence.
But in the university system, students and their parents put up with this situation year after year.
In the liberal arts system, students pursue a wide course of study -- from history to politics to architecture.
Similarly in Burkina Faso, through a modernised apprenticeship system, students both attend school and work as apprentices to learn industry specific skills.
Under Iraq's college-admissions system, students were ranked by test scores, and, with thousands applying for a limited number of openings, a few points made a great difference.
Under the current system, students start repaying loans once they are earning more than £21,000, at a rate of 9% of their salary above £15,000.
Under the new system students repay their loans only when they are earning over £21,000 – and repayments are linked to their earnings.
Then there is the suggestion that if courses and institutions close – something envisaged by a more marketised system – students will want to find a replacement.
Under the current system, students only repay their loans when they are earning a certain salary – now set at £21,000 – and repayments are linked to their earnings.
