Education and Foreign Students | Center for Immigration Studies

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.

- David North, CIS Fellow

Foreign Students

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Accreditor of Low-Prestige Schools, ACICS, Lost Two-Thirds of Its Revenue

Topics: Education and Foreign Students

Roundup: Infosys Moves Ahead in UK, ACICS Gets Pounded by USA Today, and SEC Gets More EB-5 Disgorgements

Topics: Education and Foreign Students, EB-5 Permanent Investor Visa Program, H-1B Nonimmigrant Visa Progam

Four Shrinking Universities that Major in Foreign Students

Topics: Education and Foreign Students

A Proposed Charter School, with Both EB-5 and Gulen Cult Ties, Is Doomed

Topics: Education, EB-5 Permanent Investor Visa Program

An Exchange of Comments about a California University

Topics: Education and Foreign Students

U.S. Secrets Continue to Hemorrhage through Flawed Policies Governing Students, Scholars, and Institutions of Research and Learning

Topics: Education and Foreign Students, National Security

Obscure DHS Statistical Set Reveals Decline of Marginal Colleges

Topics: Education and Foreign Students

Department of Education Agrees with CIS on Two Marginal Colleges

Topics: Education and Foreign Students

Marginal School, Blackballed by Other Colleges, Can't Accept F-1 Students

Topics: Education and Foreign Students

Some Additional Thoughts about Those Iranian Students in the U.S.

Topics: Education and Foreign Students