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The National Observer reports a decline in international student enrollment at US universities. This drop signals challenges in global education exchange, impacting campus diversity and university revenues nationwide.
International students have contributed a record $52 billion to the U.S. economy, boosting local businesses and supporting thousands of jobs, according to a new report by NAFSA and Marketplace.org.
Following a recent immigration crackdown, international students in Texas are increasingly self-censoring to avoid scrutiny and protect their education, highlighting concerns over academic freedom and personal security.
Dallas College expands opportunities for international students with streamlined admissions, diverse programs, and comprehensive support services, reinforcing its commitment to global education and community integration.
International students are increasingly exploring education options beyond the U.S. due to rising costs, visa challenges, and growing opportunities in countries like Canada, Australia, and Germany, reshaping global study trends.
The Trump administration revoked over 300 visas of international students in Texas, sparking concerns about the impact on education and immigration policies. The move has prompted calls for review and advocacy from affected communities.
Dallas College announces streamlined admissions for international students, offering comprehensive support and diverse programs. The move aims to boost global enrollment and enhance cultural exchange on campus.