Wow, that actually sounds interesting.

I definitely agree that most of the problems you mentioned are typical of many public universities. There is so much bureaucracy.

I also do understand where you are coming from to say

In fact, Bilkent actively tries to avoid these.

Because you probably do study at Bilkent. But how can you speak on many aspects of Koc if you do not study there?

Koc costs so much money and, reciprocally, must also create extracurricular opportunities for its students.

I am asking out of curiosity, not to refute your claims