Which US states face the biggest losses from fewer international students, according to Brookings
A Brookings analysis reveals that a decline in international student enrolment poses significant financial risks for certain US states and institutions. States like Washington, D.C., Massachusetts, and New York face the highest per capita economic losses. Small, private, and Christian-affiliated colleges are the most vulnerable due to their reliance on international tuition. With new visa restrictions under the Trump administration, Brookings warns that even a moderate drop in enrolment could lead to widespread financial repercussions.
A Brookings analysis reveals that a decline in international student enrolment poses significant financial risks for certain US states and institutions. States like Washington, D.C., Massachusetts, and New York face the highest per capita economic losses. Small, private, and Christian-affiliated colleges are the most vulnerable due to their reliance on international tuition. With new visa restrictions under the Trump administration, Brookings warns that even a moderate drop in enrolment could lead to widespread financial repercussions.
