international students
Canada Reduces International Study Permits by 7%: Major Impact on Indian Students
Nov 27, 2025 05:12 pm CST
Canada plans to cap international study permits at 408,000 in 2026, a 7% reduction from 2025 targets, with Indian students being most affected. The government aims to reduce temporary residents to below 5% of Canada's population by 2027, while maintaining exemptions for Master's and PhD students at public institutions.
17% Drop in International Student Enrollment at US Colleges Due to Visa Restrictions and Trump Policies
Nov 18, 2025 01:34 pm CST
New international student enrollment at US colleges has fallen by 17% following Trump administration visa restrictions. Data from 825 institutions reveals 96% cite visa concerns and 68% point to travel restrictions as factors. This decline impacts the $55 billion economic contribution from international students, with Indian enrollments showing the steepest decrease.
US International Student Enrollment Declines 17% Following Trump's Visa Restrictions
Nov 17, 2025 05:25 pm CST
New international student enrollment in US colleges has dropped by 17% this semester following the Trump administration's visa crackdown, continuing a downward trend from the previous academic year. Despite these challenges, the US remains the top global destination with approximately 1.2 million international students contributing nearly $55 billion to the American economy.
Chinese Families Pursue American Education Despite US-China Tensions: An Enduring Educational Investment
Oct 29, 2025 05:46 pm CST
Despite deteriorating US-China relations, Chinese families continue investing heavily in American education, with parents paying upwards of $100,000 annually for their children to access diverse learning opportunities and international exposure at US institutions. While political tensions and visa uncertainties create challenges, the prestige and quality of American universities remain powerful attractions for Chinese families seeking educational advancement and global perspectives for their children.
How Trump's H-1B Visa Reforms Impact MBA Graduate Employment Opportunities and Salaries
Oct 25, 2025 02:41 pm CST
President Trump's H-1B visa reforms introduce significant changes affecting international MBA graduates seeking US employment. The new policies prioritize higher-wage positions in the visa lottery system, potentially benefiting graduates from elite business schools while creating challenges for others. While the $100,000 visa fee won't apply to students already in the US, the wage-level prioritization could reshape hiring practices and salary structures for international business graduates across different industries and regions.
H-1B Visa Restrictions and the Global Race for Indian Talent: Impact on US Innovation and Competitiveness
Oct 21, 2025 06:41 pm CST
President Trump's new H-1B visa restrictions, including a $100,000 fee per application, could significantly impact America's ability to attract global talent, particularly from India. As countries like Australia, France, and Germany implement welcoming policies for skilled Indian workers and students, the US risks losing its competitive edge in innovation and technology. This analysis examines the economic implications of these restrictions and suggests policy alternatives to maintain America's position in the global competition for talent.
Brown University Joins MIT in Rejecting Trump's College Compact Over Academic Freedom Concerns
Oct 16, 2025 03:46 pm CST
Brown University has declined the White House's Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education, becoming the second institution after MIT to reject the proposal. President Christina Paxson cited concerns about academic freedom and institutional autonomy, stating the compact would contradict a previous July agreement that preserved the university's core values while restoring research funding.
Indian Graduate's Viral "Love You, America" Post Highlights Visa Struggles and Alternative Career Paths for International Students
Oct 03, 2025 10:51 pm CST
An Indian biotechnology graduate, Ananya Joshi, shares her emotional journey leaving the US after visa complications prevented her from continuing employment despite numerous interviews. Her viral Instagram post offers perspective to international students, encouraging them to explore opportunities beyond America in countries like Switzerland, Germany, and Singapore, especially as US visa policies become more restrictive under the Trump administration.
Federal Judge Rules Trump Administration's Targeting of Pro-Palestinian Students Unconstitutional Violation of Free Speech Rights
Oct 01, 2025 09:07 am CST
A federal judge has condemned the Trump administration's policy of arresting and attempting to deport international students participating in pro-Palestinian protests as unconstitutional suppression of free speech. Judge William Young ruled that non-citizen students retain First Amendment protections despite administration claims to the contrary, citing cases of students detained for weeks without criminal charges and revealing that authorities used lists from pro-Israel organizations to target individuals for arrest.