Accreditation is supposed to make sure that all colleges meet certain basic, minimum standards. But in the case of the American College of Commerce and Technology, […]

The total number of international students in the U.S. on F and M visas declined by 0.5 percent between March 2017 and March 2018, according to a […]

Universities, including the world-renowned London School of Economics, are drawing up lists of courses that could face closure after Brexit and lobbying the government to save […]

In the past year, I have heard from quite a few Vietnamese parents and students who either decided to choose Canada over the United States as […]

The College of St. Joseph board of trustees is considering closing the school. “The CSJ trustees are considering a number of options,” Board President Arthur Kenlan […]

Malta has announced changes to its student visa policy that will simplify and streamline the process for non-EU students and include work rights. Its aim is […]

For a country supposedly crawling out of the ruins of the Brexit vote, the U.K. has been having a strikingly good year so far. The number […]

Among the various legacies of French colonialism, loosely defined, including colonial architecture, baguettes, butter, economic exploitation, war, and various words (bia-bière-beer, bơ-beurre-butter, bồ-beau-lover, cà phê-café–coffee, lavabo=sink, phô […]

Among the most-appreciated advantages of studying abroad are the opportunities to open one’s mind to other cultures, learn new languages, experience different teaching styles and – especially – […]