The Debate on International Student Enrollment

This chapter explores the financial impacts of declining international student enrollment in U.S. universities, highlighting a potential revenue loss of $900 million. It critiques the prioritization of international over domestic students in admissions and suggests capping foreign student enrollment to provide more opportunities for local students. The discussion also touches on the emotional challenges faced by American students amid a competitive admissions landscape, as well as the contentious issue of athletic scholarships for foreign athletes.