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The Institute of International Education released its survey on international student enrollment on Monday, in which it found new international student enrollment at US universities online or in person have decreased by 43% this year.
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The survey of more than 700 schools found that total enrollment among new and returning international students fell by 16% in 2020.
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Schools that faced big losses in international enrollment include Michigan State University, University of Texas, Arizona State University, and Ohio State University, the Associated Press reported.
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Melanie Gottlieb, deputy director at the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers, told Insider a "perfect storm of issues" is to blame.
New international student enrollment at US universities online or in person have decreased by 43% this year, according to a survey of more than 700 schools, and one college admissions expert says it could be "devastating" to some schools.
The Institute of International Education (IIE) released its survey on international student enrollment on Monday, in which the organization also found that total enrollment among new and returning international students fell by 16% in 2020.
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