Abstract
The results of experience in the etiology, diagnosis and treatment of university students with sexual deviations are compared with the experience of others as reported in the literature. Problems of referral sources, therapy limitations and the treatment of homosexuality in students are discussed. The conclusions tend to support a dynamically oriented concept of the etiology of homosexuality.
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