The New York Times is actively gathering perspectives from high school and college students in the U.S. regarding how the Trump administration's policies may be influencing their college aspirations. In particular, students are invited to reflect on whether recent shifts in higher education have led them to consider alternative options, such as attending universities abroad. Both new and prospective students are encouraged to share their experiences, with The New York Times assuring confidentiality and seeking permission before publishing any information.
The New York Times is looking for feedback from high school and college students impacted by recent shifts in higher education policies under the Trump administration.
Countless students considering their plans for pursuing degrees might change paths due to evolving educational policies, prompting potential applications to universities abroad.
If you're a student affected by these policies, share your experiences with The New York Times for a chance to have your voice included in an upcoming story.
The publication guarantees that any shared information will be kept confidential and will not be published without explicit consent from the individuals.
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