- Foreign student enrollment in American colleges declined an average 7% for the 2016-2017 school year.
- Higher education experts worried a "Trump effect" would cause a decline in foreign enrollment.
- Many foreign families ask if everyone in America own a gun.
ADVERTISEMENT
Experts worried Trump would scare away international students — now, the first numbers are out
The decline in foreign students at US colleges follows expert worries that Trump Administration immigration policies would hurt enrollment.
ADVERTISEMENT
Recommended articles
Foreign student enrollment at American colleges is down, The New York Times reported.
A survey of nearly 500 campuses showed a decline of 7% in newly arriving foreign students, according to The Times, which referenced data from the
Yet it's too early to determine that there has been a "Trump effect" on enrollment, pAlan Goodman, told the Washington Post.
FOLLOW BUSINESS INSIDER AFRICA
ADVERTISEMENT
Recommended articles
Best live dealer casino: Top USA live casinos online
Best real money online casinos USA: Top 10 casino sites in 2024
OPEC excited about partnership with Namibia
The US loses to Russia and China in popularity across Africa
Top 10 most valuable South African brands in 2024
Africa's giants play tug of war for the top economic spot
Morocco is making giant strides to become Africa's aviation manufacturing hub
Hackers test their ransomwares in less protected regions like Africa before striking richer nations: Report
