Can I be rejected from a program without a Numerus Clausus (NC)?
If you apply to an undergraduate program that doesn't have a Numerus Clausus (NC) – meaning there's no fixed limit on student numbers – you'll usually get accepted as long as your school certificate is equivalent to the German Abitur and you meet all other entry requirements, like having the necessary language certificates. Just remember, getting accepted doesn't guarantee you'll graduate; some programs, even those without an NC, can have a high dropout rate in the first few semesters.
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