International student enrolment is down 17% under Trump: Here’s what’s at stake for the US
American universities are witnessing a significant decline in international student enrollment, with a 17% drop this year. Visa application hurdles and past policy changes are cited as major reasons, making the US less competitive. This trend is projected to cost the US economy $1.1 billion, impacting jobs and various local sectors.
American universities are witnessing a significant decline in international student enrollment, with a 17% drop this year. Visa application hurdles and past policy changes are cited as major reasons, making the US less competitive. This trend is projected to cost the US economy $1.1 billion, impacting jobs and various local sectors.
