(ANSA) - ROME, APR 24 - A Senate education panel on Wednesday approved a text that seeks to stop universities from setting limits on the number of students they admit to medicine degree courses.
    The president of the committee, League lawmaker Roberto Marti, said backing for the proposal was almost unanimous.
    "Intense work lead to the maximum level of agreement among all the political parties," said Marti, adding that this was a pledge the League had made in its election manifesto "So we will offer our young people the opportunity to freely enroll for the faculties of Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Medicine and start a path that will allow them to have the time to find their way in the university world.
    "Students will also have the opportunity to verify their vocation and demonstrate the skills acquired through the study of the basic subjects of these degree courses". (ANSA).