International student applications to US colleges fell about 10% this year, the biggest decline in at least a decade, as the Trump administration tightened visa rules. Applications from Asia and Africa dropped sharply, while domestic applications rose 4%.
International student applications to US colleges fell about 10% this year, the biggest decline in at least a decade, as the Trump administration tightened visa rules. Applications from Asia and Africa dropped sharply, while domestic applications rose 4%.
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International student applications to US colleges fell about 10% this year, the biggest decline in at least a decade, as the Trump administration tightened visa rules. Applications from Asia and Africa dropped sharply, while domestic applications rose 4%.
