Dive Brief: Almost 200 colleges, including several outside the U.S., have so far told the National Association for College Admission Counseling that they have open slots […]

Students newly accepted by colleges and universities this spring are being deluged by emails and texts in the hope that they will put down their deposits […]

Stakeholders have weighed in on India being added the UK’s red list for travel, and are cautiously hopeful that the quarantine requirements and restrictions will not take too […]

Chinese students planning study in the US are facing extreme difficulty in obtaining visa appointments at US embassies in the country, which is leading some to […]

Large numbers of US consulates around the world are not processing visas, leading to serious concerns from stakeholders that international students won’t be able to reach […]

Higher education providers looking to enrol students from international schools must recognise a change in demand as the counsellor landscape further professionalises, delegates heard at the […]

A new report has proposed the creation of a UK-wide quality framework that will ensure the higher education sector can strengthen its relationship with education agents and position […]

Dive Brief: Oregon lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow the state’s community colleges to merge with its four-year public higher education institutions. A community college and […]

US institutions with “pre-existing global brand recognition” may have seen an uptick in applications in the 2020/21 cycle, but lesser-known US institutions need to prepare for a more […]