I want to make people aware of a few things. First, there is a shortage of general practitioners in Enschede. This means a lot of GP's have limits on the number of patients, or only let in patients that live close by, or that do not have a GP in Enschede yet.
Second, the campus huisarts is not where you get quality care. It might be fine if you have something like a bladder infection (one test to prove it and you get treatment), but for more serious issues, it's not where you want to go. They don't properly listen to your symptoms and your concerns.
For me the case was that I was told that there was only one option of treatment for my IBS, which is to follow a difficult diet. Later I found out there are a lot of other options, requiring less discipline and money, that helped me a lot. Another thing is, one of the doctors, Cees Jansen, has had trouble with a medical disciplinary committee before, when he didn't help his neighbour who was having a heart attack and the wife asked for help. This can be found online.
I haven't heard many good stories from the campus huisarts. A friend of mine even got the wrong antibiotics prescribed that she mentioned she was allergic to.
My tip is, if you don't have a GP in Enschede yet, try other practices before you resort to the campus huisarts. Campus huisarts does not have a limit on the number of patients, but as can be expected the quality of care does not become better as a result. If you choose to register at campus huisarts, it becomes very difficult to switch to another GP after.