New data reveals a continued decline in international students choosing US universities in 2025, with experts linking the trend to stricter immigration policies from the Trump administration. 🎒✈️ The drop could cost universities billions and weaken America’s global academic influence, analysts warn.
“This isn’t just about empty dorm rooms,” says education economist Dr. Lena Park. “International students contribute $38 billion annually to the US economy. If this continues, we’ll see ripple effects in tech innovation and cultural exchange.”
While Canada and Australia report rising enrollment numbers, US schools are scrambling to adapt. Some now offer hybrid programs blending online and in-person learning to navigate visa hurdles. 💻📚
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