Market intelligence for international student recruitment from ICEF
6th Oct 2011

U.S. Colleges seek greater diversity in foreign-student enrollment

With students from China, South Korea, and India often dominating the pool of foreign undergraduate applicants, colleges say they want to recruit more from other countries. Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education

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