> Most of math/physics taught during first/second year at university now, was taught in 11-12th grade back then. (Foreword: Hungarian here) I didn't know that

> Most of math/physics taught during first/second year at university now, was taught in 11-12th grade back then. (Foreword: Hungarian here) I didn't know that this happened in other Easter European countries as well. We used to have the same thing, that people in 11-12th grade learned (around 70'-80') the first-second year university curriculum. But by the time I got into secondary and university education the system had changed and we adopted our system to the crappy Western-European credit and whatnot system (Bologna process anybody?). This had the obvious drawback that the first semester of university still assumed the same knowledge in 11-12th grade from me, which I completely lacked by the time I arrived to starting my undergraduate years. In turn the first 1-2 years sucked big time in uni (for me at least). I guess this also answers the previous commenter's question how did it get worse and worse.