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Survey measures student concern about gun violence in the US
Last year, two major studies conducted by the Institute of International Education (IIE) and global education advisors IDP revealed growing concerns among American institutions as well as international...
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A US university has taken out a US$400,000+ per year insurance policy against a significant decline in Chinese enrolment...
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New data from the US State Department points to a marked decrease in the number of F-1 visas issued to international students in 2017. The F-1 visa class...
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A recent survey of US colleges finds that 39% are reporting declining volumes of international student...
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