5 ways immigration crackdown could cripple US business schools
Recent U.S. immigration reforms under President Donald Trump threaten business schools by reducing international enrolment, a key financial pillar. Stricter visa policies may limit internships, weaken executive education, and diminish classroom diversity. Additionally, restrictions on entrepreneurial visas could stifle startup growth, potentially undermining the global competitiveness of US MBA programmes and their role in fostering innovation.
Recent U.S. immigration reforms under President Donald Trump threaten business schools by reducing international enrolment, a key financial pillar. Stricter visa policies may limit internships, weaken executive education, and diminish classroom diversity. Additionally, restrictions on entrepreneurial visas could stifle startup growth, potentially undermining the global competitiveness of US MBA programmes and their role in fostering innovation.
