S4E16: Harvard, International Students, and How We Got Here

In this episode of the Admittedly Podcast, host Thomas Caleel unpacks the recent controversy surrounding Harvard and the broader implications for international students in the U.S. While Harvard may be in the spotlight, this is bigger than one school. These shifts have the potential to reshape the future of admissions, influence how schools fund themselves, and even impact American students directly. Thomas walks through the timeline of events that led to this moment, exploring the implications for international students and US families alike. Key Takeaways: Harvard Is Just the Beginning: The current controversy isn't isolated—it's likely a test case for broader legal and political challenges facing top schools across the country. International Students Matter—A Lot: From economic impact to intellectual diversity, international students play a vital role in shaping college communities and the U.S. workforce. There Could Be Ripple Effects for U.S. Students: Changes in international enrollment may shift how universities fund programs, offer aid, and build networks—meaning American students could feel the effects too. Don't Panic, But Stay Informed: The landscape is shifting, but that doesn't mean it's collapsing. Thoughtful planning and staying up to date are the best tools families can have. This is about more than just one university or one admissions cycle. It's about how we define access, opportunity, and the value of global connection in American higher education. Got questions or concerns about international admissions? DM us on Instagram or TikTok @admittedlyco—we're here to keep you informed and supported. Visit www.admittedly.co for expert resources and insights.  

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