Foreign student enrollment in the US

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According to the Institute of International Education (IIE), foreign student enrollment in the US grew by only 0.6% this past year, the smallest increase in 7 years. The slower growth rate is being directly attributed to tougher immigration procedures enacted after the Sept 11 terrorist attacks as well as the perceptions they have given prospective foreign applicants about the difficulties they will face if they apply to US schools.

The IIE estimates foreign students spend $12 billion each year in the US and make valuable contributions through academic research. Many of these foreign students are now studying elsewhere and both Australia and the UK have reported larger increases in the growth rates of their foreign student enrollments.

Click here to read the IIE’s full report.

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[hassiena]

hi!
i’m a grade 10 high school studdent in canada and was wonder what the requirments would be for entering a law school (this law school) in New York would be. i would really appreiate your information. thank you[]

Faaiza Raja

[AJ]

Foreign students, high on Hollywood, came to the US, The Land of Opportunity, and most found it to be land of the BS, land of narrow-minded rednecks (unless they came to Boston, NY or SF), and after spending thousands of their parents hardearned dollars, they found themselves holding jobs that they would have gotten without any higher education. The slow down in foreign graduates was imminent even without 9/11 (seen Loose Change 2?). All that 9/11 did was, what was apparent only after living in the US for a while, became apparent before coming to the US. That’s all.

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