Education and Foreign Students
Unlike some other receiving nations, such as the United Kingdom and Australia, our admissions system is thoroughly decentralized. It seems to run on the principles that:
- Encouraging aliens to have a U.S. education is always an unqualified good;
- Every entity that calls itself an educational institution is one, and is equal to all others; and
- That there will be no governmental, stateside review of potential foreign students.
Is China Seeking to Decrease the Number of Its Students Coming to the U.S.?
Topics: Foreign Students
Government Quietly Makes Two Immigration-Control Moves – But What's Next?
Topics: Social Security Fraud, Foreign Students
Two Marginal Universities (Both Majoring in F-1 Foreign Students) Are in Trouble
Topics: Education and Foreign Students
More Evidence on Third-Generation Outcomes
Grandchildren of Mexican immigrants compared to grandchildren of European immigrants
Who's Paying Your College Loans?
Morehouse grads got a gift from a billionaire; most foreign students get a gift from America's elderly and sick
A Successful Visa Mill, by One Standard, Is Three Times Richer than Harvard
It could live off its assets alone for three times as long
Topics: Education and Foreign Students
Different Follow-on Effects of Migration from China and India
Economic vs. political goals
The Skill Level of the Average College Graduate Varies Enormously Across Countries
Results provide more evidence that educational credentials are not sufficient for selecting 'high-skill' immigrants
Topics: Education and Foreign Students