Talk:University College Maastricht

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Neutrality?

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This reads more like an advertisement than an encyclopedia article, especially the last section mentioning prestigious universities.

(78.249.102.74 (talk) 12:18, 2 November 2015 (UTC)) The article has since been edited to a more neutral tone with references added.Reply

An encyclopedia article should not include private and non-verifiable where UCM alumni continue their studies. I removed it. I think there should be a very simple principle: there really cannot be that much to say about a 3-year college that only focuses on teaching, has no independent history and that has existed for maybe 15 years. So why quote external sources about what “liberal arts” means other than adding irrelevant volume to the article? Why mention a long list of names of other prestigious universities? Globalwikireader (talk) 08:56, 23 June 2019 (UTC)Reply

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