Foreign Student Applications to US Colleges Drop 10% in 2025

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Applications from international students to US colleges have fallen by 10% this year, marking a significant decline. This drop is being seen as the strongest indicator so far that American universities could face sharp reductions in international enrollment this fall. The trend raises concerns for institutions that rely heavily on foreign students for both academic diversity and tuition revenue. The data suggests a growing hesitancy among prospective international students to pursue education in the United States.

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