August 4, 2018
The fees paid by international students — and the colleges that host them — to the U.S. government may increase soon. The U.S. Department of Homeland […]
August 4, 2018
We’re heading into the summer discovery season. One rarely hears this word associated with travel anymore. The great geographical, geological, scientific discoveries have all been made, […]
August 4, 2018
HONG KONG — Every June, millions of high school seniors in China sit down for a grueling university entrance exam, knowing they may not get into […]
August 4, 2018
China has kept the UK as the world’s second-most popular spot for international students as host to its largest overseas market – but as the nation realises its […]
August 4, 2018
Key stakeholders and education groups have welcomed the UK government’s announcement that EU students attending universities in England will continue to pay the same fees as home […]
August 4, 2018
Key figures in the education community have condemned the US Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the implementation of the Trump administration’s travel ban, saying it will […]
August 4, 2018
When President Trump, days after taking office, issued an executive order barring travelers, including students, from a half-dozen predominantly Muslim countries, it was like a chain-link […]
August 4, 2018
More colleges hire corporate partners for international student pathway programs, with mixed results
Growing numbers of American universities are contracting with corporate entities to recruit for and help manage first-year “pathway” programs for international students who don’t meet the […]
August 4, 2018
Sweet Briar College faces another hurdle in its efforts to gain firm financial footing — a warning from its accreditor — but college officials stress that […]