Report Predicts Decline in International Student Enrollment in U.S.

A recent report indicates a significant decline in the number of international students attending U.S. colleges and universities. An estimated 111,000 fewer foreign students are expected on campuses this fall.

This decrease represents a 9.5 percent drop in international enrollment, according to data provided by NAFSA: Association of International Educators and research firm JB International. This trend follows stricter international visa policies instituted by the Trump administration.

The anticipated decline will impact numerous campuses across the nation, affecting both the diversity of the student body and the financial revenues from tuition fees.

The University of California, along with other institutions, might experience reduced international presence on campus.