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 However, this is also the less common case. Mostly, students do not have a very clear idea of what they will do after their studies. Moreover, in most countries it is **very unlikely** that you will **work in one company or one field** for your entire working time nowadays . Thus, it does make sense to develop a rather broad field of expertise during your studies.
 Hence, it is recommended that you opt for a field which sounds interesting to you. In this case you will hopefully get good marks and you will get a (very) good diploma.
-Please also be **careful** about hints and recommendations of other students saying that one field is **more difficult or easier** than another one. Both is incorrect as a general rule since you are all **individuals** with different talents, skills, and mostly different Bachelor degrees. Thus, it will always be an individual decision, which is exactly what this university is trying to convey to you: **Self-responsibility**!
+Please also be **careful** about hints and recommendations of other students saying that one field is **more difficult or easier** than another one. Both is incorrect as a general rule since you are all **individuals** with different talents, skills, and mostly different Bachelor degrees. Thus, it will always be an individual decision, which is exactly what this university is trying to convey to you:
+**Self-responsibility**!
 Please also note that if you go for a very popular field you will be in a big group, whereas in less demanded fileds you will be automatically supported more individually.