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New US international graduate enrolment surges 8%
A new Council of Graduate Schools (CGS) survey on international graduate admissions trends has found fall 2011 international first-time graduate student enrolment grew 8%, driven...
East Asian students are most likely to hire agents, study finds
In the continuing debate over the hiring of international recruiting agents by college applicants and colleges themselves, the British Council has produced a report that...
Indian demand for education reflected in soaring student loan values
As demand for higher education expands throughout India’s massive middle class, so is the need for increased financing. Student loan values are growing at rates...
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