US International Student Enrollment Drops 6.7% Over Two Years

International student enrollment in the U.S. fell 6.7% over two years, with New York and California losing over 41,000 students combined. The decline is attributed to immigration policies creating uncertainty, impacting university programs and local economies. The trend signals a potential long-term shift in global talent flows, though the exact policy drivers remain unspecified.

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