As Flow of Foreign Students Wanes, U.S. Universities Feel the Sting

4/13/2018

This New York Times article discusses the decline in international student enrollment at universities in the United States. The article highlights various factors contributing to this decline, including changes in government policies, concerns about safety and discrimination, and the increasing competitiveness among other countries' higher education systems. It explores the economic and cultural impact of the decrease in international students on American universities and local communities. The article also provides perspectives from university administrators, students, and experts in the field. Overall, it highlights the challenges and implications of the declining international enrollment trend in the United States.

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