Was It Worth It? International Student Views on the Value of Their U.S. Education
WES surveyed 1,655 international alumni who graduated between 2012 and 2019 to gauge their perception of the ROI on their U.S. education.
Syrian Refugees in Canada: Updates and Outcomes
Recent survey responses offer a window into the outcomes of Syrian refugees through the lens of nearly 340 participants in the WES Gateway Program pilot.
Dismantling the Lethal Threat to International Enrollment: Student Views on Gun Violence and Safety
Chris Mackie, Research Associate, WES Concerns about personal safety—particularly regarding the threat of gun violence—are growing among international students, according to a new survey of 1,921 respondents by WES. As institutions adapt their international enrollment management plans to cope with declining international enrollment, they must address…
Third-Party Pathway Programs: A Guide to Negotiating Contracts
Often criticized, online education is also considered a promising means to increase access to education in developing countries.
Navigating a New Paradigm for International Student Recruitment
The latest research from WES examines how 270 higher education professionals in the U.S. have dealt with declining international enrollments, and offers practical recommendations for recruiting and supporting students from abroad.