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The coordinator of the "They Killed Us" National Campaign for Students' Rights, Fakher Dawas, warned of the repercussions of the current distribution of 2008-generation students across different academic fields. He pointed out that the percentages show an unequal distribution among health, law, science and technology, and languages, with 35.3% in the health field and 30.2% in law, while lower rates are seen in business and engineering. He emphasized that the removal of subjects like mathematics and physics has contributed to steering students toward health-related fields, while over 70% of students in the arts and humanities focus on law and Sharia sciences. Additionally, he indicated that the declining interest in certain fields, especially business and engineering, requires a prior review by the Ministry of Education, especially since the same system is being continued with the 2009 generation. He warned that ongoing imbalances could impact students' futures and university admissions.
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