“[Melanie Gottlieb said] an increase in market competition among international schools, economic shifts that impacted monetary exchange rates, and the pandemic are all factors that play into international enrollment declining.”
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Insider: New international student enrollment fell 43% this fall, according to survey of more than 700 US universities, and an expert says a ‘perfect storm of issues’ is to blame
Insider: New international student enrollment fell 43% this fall, according to survey of more than 700 US universities, and an expert says a ‘perfect storm of issues’ is to blame
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