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Fachwahl unter Numerus-clausus-Bedingungen Choice of Major Subject under Adm...

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高等教育政策

学生专业选择

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Studienwahl und Einstellung von Studenten zum Numerus-clausus. Themen: Staatsangehörigkeit; soziale Herkunft; Postleitzahlund Ortsgröße sowie Bundesland, in dem das Abitur...

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