Do you know which group of international students suffers most deeply from homesickness? What about which ones have trouble making peer-to-peer or student-to-faculty connections? In order to help higher education institutions better understand the needs and experiences of students from around the world, World Education Services surveyed more than 4,600 current or former international students, most of whom studied in the U.S. This infographic highlights some of our key findings. Complete results and in-depth analysis can be reviewed in our full report.

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