The number of international students enrolled in U.S. colleges reached over 1.1 million, with India surpassing China as the top sender, indicating shifting global trends in education.
Experts express concern about the potential implications of a second Trump administration on international student enrollment, recalling the significant drop during his first term due to travel bans and visa issues.
California remains the premier destination for international students, drawing the largest share and housing well-known universities, although traditional power dynamics, like Chinese dominance, are evolving towards a more diverse demographic.
The previous administration's policies raised fears about the future of foreign student visas and research collaborations, particularly concerning Chinese scholars, underlining the need for clarity moving forward.
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