TCoHE - U.S. Visa Data Suggest a Coming Rise in Foreign Enrollments

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The Chronicle of Higher Education

U.S. Visa Data Suggest a Coming Rise in Foreign Enrollments

By EUGENE MCCORMACK

The number of foreign students coming to the United States this fall may increase over last year, according to colleges contacted by The Chronicle and visa-issuance figures from India and China, the two countries that send the most students to American shores. Growth appears to be likeliest in undergraduate...

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CHE - U.S. Visa Problems Still Hamper Foreign Students, Survey Suggests

From my archive of press clippings:

The Chronicle of Higher Education

U.S. Visa Problems Still Hamper Foreign Students, Survey Suggests

May 30, 2008

Washington — The number of foreign students enrolled at American colleges and universities appears to be on the rebound, but the results of a study presented today at an international-education conference here suggest that the more-restrictive visa policies put in place after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks still may have a dampening effect on students and scholars coming to the United States.

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