Not sure about Europe, but in former USSR republics a 4 year degree is considered "incomplete". That is for your higher education to be complete it has to be a Masters degree. My Soviet friends shall correct if I'm wrong here. Now my 2 cents on the whole "too many college graduates" thing: nonsense! We need more education as well as better education (better education necessarily excludes institutions like Patrick Henry College). At the very least people must learn how to learn. For some it comes naturally. Some get a fair grasp on learning in highschool. Some attain it in college along with more knowledge and some vocational training (definite pluses in my book). At every step a level of ignorance is shed and that is what is important. Increased employability is only secondary here.

(2) Fewer than 25 percent of attacks did or did not take advantage of a known or unknown vulnerability...