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International Student Enrollment May Be on Rebound Worldwide
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Century-Old University in Missouri, Short of Money, Students, Will Close
Dartmouth Brings Back the SAT
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Afghan Student Shot at University Begs Taliban to Let Girls Learn
Amid Financial Aid Delays, US Department of Education Is Trying to Help
Difficult Tests Are Worth It, Even If You Don’t Score Well
Liberty University to Pay Record Fine for Failing to Report Campus Crimes
Shortage of US Students Could Create Opportunities for Indian Students
Study Finds Anger, Fear After Dobbs Ruling
Iowa’s Clark Becomes NCAA Division-I All-Time Leading Scorer for Men’s and Women’s Basketball
Number of US Doctoral Degrees at All-Time High
US Embassy in Ghana Expands Outreach, Invites More Ghanaians to Study in America
In the past academic year, U.S. colleges and universities saw a nearly 32 percent increase in Ghanaian students, making Ghana one of the top 25 countries in the world for sending students to the United States. To accommodate the growing interest, the U.S. Embassy in Ghana has opened a new resource center for young people…
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US Schools Wrestle with Cellphones in Classrooms
SAN FRANCISCO — In California, a high school teacher complains that students watch Netflix on their phones during class. In Maryland, a chemistry teacher says students use gambling apps to place bets during the school day. Around the country, educators say students routinely send Snapchat messages in class, listen to music and shop online, among countless…
Governments Should Recognize the Economic Benefits of International
FAFSA Delays Are Worrying Students and Educators
International Student Enrollment in US Surged 13% Last Year
US Campuses Face ‘Transnational Repression’
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Biden Cancels Federal Student Loans for Nearly 153,000 Borrowers
CULVER CITY, Calif. — President Joe Biden said Wednesday that while a college degree was still a ticket to a better life, that ticket is often too expensive, as he announced he was canceling federal student loans for nearly 153,000 borrowers. Biden, who is in the midst of a three-day campaign swing through California, made the…