BOSTON (AP) — As a surge of students from China begins to level off, many U.S. colleges are expanding recruiting efforts in the Middle East, South Asia and Latin America in part to boost budgets that have come to rely on tuition dollars from international students.
Most schools don't offer scholarships for international students, and charge them full tuition costs.
Losing foreign students could hurt college budgets, especially at a time when some public universities are struggling with long-term drops in state funding. Читать дальше...