For decades, an ever-growing stream of international students came to the United States for college. Today, however, institutions must work much harder to recruit and enroll international students — what was once a steady pipeline is now threatened by several factors, such as tougher immigration policies and increased competition from other countries seeking to recruit foreign students.
This collection of Chronicle articles explains the context and background for today's difficult times, and provides strategic solutions so that your institution can better recruit, enroll, and serve international students. It explores the drivers that push parents to send their children overseas, and the concerns that are now holding them back.
