A small problem

After years of hard study and passing lots of training courses, students participate in an examination -called konkoor- to enter universities. Those who pass the test successfully, are experts in multiple-choice tests and have learned how to choose. In fact a few of them know how to think and what a "University" or "School" means and what is the importance of education in their life.
To most of them, higher education is a way to earn money or something to show off or a way to get out of the country. They just come and go and only a few people are interested in education itself.

Professors and staff members, on the other hand, seem to be bored of lack of facilities and means of education. Their articles are rejected just because they are Iranian; Many scientific webpages refuse to respond those requests from Iran,...

And results are known:
1- We have the record in brain-drain: about 300,000 educated people in 2004 according to UN.
2- Among those who earn their degree outside Ian, only 2 (out of 96) are getting back to the country according to authorities (published in Hamshahri daily).