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The growing importance of the two-year college recruitment channel in the US
There are now more than 95,000 international students enrolled in two-year colleges in the US...
Support for international students key at US community colleges
In the US, community colleges – sometimes referred to as junior colleges – are two-year tertiary institutions offering secondary school bridging or equivalency programmes, technical diplomas and certificates, and two-year...
New study explores US educators’ views on pathway partnerships
In 2016, NAFSA released the initial findings of a two-phase research effort designed to map third-party pathway partnerships in the US. And now, with further findings presented this...
SEVP releases final guidance for ESL pathways in the US
On 28 October, the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) released its long-awaited policy guidance for pathway programmes in the US. The announcement put an end to a...
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