Kurt Carapazza
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first heard May 2025
last heard 31 Mar
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colleges for the first time is down 17 percent.
Professor Gerardo Blanco directs Boston College's Center for International Higher Education.
He attributes that decline to a shift in policy and tone coming from the White House.
The loss is a major blow to schools that depend on international students to offset declining domestic enrollment and dwindling tuition dollars.
For NPR News, I'm Kurt Carapazza in Boston.
The survey of 800 colleges shows the number of international students enrolling at U.S.
colleges for the first time is down 17 percent.
Professor Gerardo Blanco directs Boston College's Center for International Higher Education.
He attributes that decline to a shift in policy and tone coming from the White House.
The loss is a major blow to schools that depend on international students to offset declining domestic enrollment and dwindling tuition dollars.
For NPR News, I'm Kurt Carapazza in Boston.
Ted Mitchell is president of the American Council on Education.
He says the compact is bad for colleges and the country.
Mitchell says higher ed has plenty of work to do when it comes to controlling costs, improving degree completion rates, and fostering ideological diversity.
But he says none of that should be dictated by the government.
For NPR News, I'm Kirk Carapazza in Boston.
Average discount rates also jumped from 24 to 31 percent.
The result?
4%.
families are left confused and skeptical about the real cost and value of college.
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