For instance, you have a lot of rights here, but I found in my own experience that you only have the rights you know you have and you know how to enforce. That

For instance, you have a lot of rights here, but I found in my own experience that you only have the rights you know you have and you know how to enforce. That is definitely true, for foreigners this starts at an even more basic level - all the relevant regulations are written in (bureaucratic) German. So, even if you want to read up on your rights, it can be difficult, unless you have near-native reading comprehension. Luckily, there seem to be positive changes in this area. E.g. our faculty is now translating the exam regulations for English programs.