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Why are U.S. colleges seeing such a big drop in new international students this fall? Enrollment from abroad fell by 17%, creating financial strain for many schools that depend on full-tuition international students to support their budgets. Smaller institutions and specialized programs are feeling the pressure most as they face shrinking enrollment and increased competition from other countries. (Source: Washington Post)
By TFD SuppliesWhy are U.S. colleges seeing such a big drop in new international students this fall? Enrollment from abroad fell by 17%, creating financial strain for many schools that depend on full-tuition international students to support their budgets. Smaller institutions and specialized programs are feeling the pressure most as they face shrinking enrollment and increased competition from other countries. (Source: Washington Post)

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