Psychologie Zulassung

Zum achten Mal ging die Zulassungsprüfung für Psychologie an der Uni Graz über die Bühne.

Rund 450 Personen waren gekommen, um einen der 230 Studienplätze zu ergattern.

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... am Schalter

Jeder bekommt seinen Platz zugewiesen.

448 nahmen an der Prüfung in Graz teil. 23 Prozent aus Deutschland

Reibungslos und bestens organisiert ging der Aufnahmetest in Psychologie an der Uni Graz über die Bühne: Insgesamt 448 von ursprünglich 848 angemeldeten BewerberInnen traten heute am 4. September 2012 bei der Zulassungsprüfung fürs Bachelorstudium Psychologie. 348 Frauen und 100 Männer (22 Prozent) nahmen teil, darunter 104 Interessierte aus Deutschland (23 Prozent). Im Vergleich dazu die Zahlen aus dem Vorjahr: Von ursprünglich 619 Angemeldeten absolvierten 384 InteressentInnen den Test an der Uni Graz.

Heißbegehrter Studienplatz
Die 230 besten KandidatInnen werden zum Bachelorstudium Psychologie im Studienjahr 2012/13 zugelassen. Die Reihung der BewerberInnen wird am 21. September 2012 unter www.uni-graz.at/studienzugang veröffentlicht.

Andreas Schweiger

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