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Princess Ariane starts at TU Delft after rigorous selection: 'Title doesn't matter'

Princess Ariane starts at TU Delft after rigorous selection: 'Title doesn't matter'

Princess Ariane will begin her bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering at TU Delft this Monday. Despite the program's reputation as one of the most rigorous in the Netherlands, university officials confirmed that she received no preferential treatment during the selective admission process.

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