How Can U.S. MBA Programs Respond to Declining Demand From International Students?
Full-time, two-year MBA programs in the U.S. have seen declines in application numbers for the third straight year. How can institutions respond?
The Fluctuation Effect: Currency Exchanges and the Cost of Education
Colin Youngblood, Editorial Assistant, WENR International students buy into an education market where their purchasing power has the potential to swing wildly. The sticker shock for students studying abroad can thus be considerable. As currencies rise and fall against the dollar, students and their families…
Education in Iraq
A look at current trends in education and international student mobility in Iraq. Includes a guide to qualifications, and common credential evaluation challenges.
Vietnam: Southeast Asia’s Most Dynamic Outbound Market
In terms of student recruitment, is Vietnam a worthwhile next investment? Most likely, yes. A look at the underlying dynamics, and their implications for strategic enrollment planning.
SEVIS Data Points to Declining Enrollments From Key Countries
Five months into the new presidential administration, data from SEVIS show notable declines in visa issuance for students from Mexico, China, and several European countries. Learn more.