America welcomed a record number of international students in the year of Donald Trump’s re-election. The decline since then will probably accelerate in 2026 https://t.co/8Jk6DqggbV ...

New Survey: International Students Are Moving Away From U.S. Colleges https://t.co/xylsSVfZYt ...

New Survey: International Students Are Moving Away From U.S. Colleges https://t.co/xylsSVfZYt ...

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RT Nathan Halberstadt 🧊 (@NatHalberstadt)American universities are for American students.The problem is big—many campuses are approaching 30% international students.Woke college administrators are replacing American kids— in part out of greed (international students pay full tuition) and in part because they hate Americans. ...

Low birth rates make East Asian countries especially enthusiastic about encouraging international students. But in some places there is only so much room for growth https://t.co/4jkDSgcJdQ ...

Ambitious Asian students have made a beeline for universities in America, Australia, Britain and Canada. Yet lately the “big four” Anglophone countries have been losing their shine https://t.co/KNRTV4gO25Photo: Getty Images https://t.co/7bTpZry1Rs ...

American colleges are going all-out to hold on to international students. https://t.co/LiRClTty3k https://t.co/nbFSHmJ1f8 ...

Ambitious Asian students have made a beeline for universities in America, Australia, Britain and Canada. Yet lately the “big four” Anglophone countries have been losing their shine https://t.co/Z2VxWLh9pm ...

As international students struggle to get US visas, some elite colleges are tapping waitlists at the last minute https://t.co/A4rYMidUqa ...