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It was easier to qualify for communications this year: the universities in the leading group lowered their score thresholds.

The field of communication and media studies remained one of the most popular humanities undergraduate programs this year. Among those receiving state scholarships for full-time undergraduate studies, 1505 students indicated their preference for one of the communication programs, while a total of 6316 applications were submitted for these programs.

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By Palotás Zsuzsanna
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It was easier to qualify for communications this year: the universities in the leading group lowered their score thresholds.

The field of communication and media studies was one of the most popular bachelor’s degree programs this year. Among the state-funded, daytime undergraduate programs, 1505 students selected communication studies as their first choice, while a total of 6316 applications were submitted for these programs.

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