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Cost of Using Recruiting Agents
British universities spent more than $93 million on commissions in 2010-11, and most say they don't know if their international students also paid.
Watch Out for Fake Colleges
High-ranking State Department official warns administrators against sham schools that target international students.
Friendless in America
Study finds that nearly 40% of foreign students report having no close American friends. Those who study in the South have more American friends.
What Chinese Students Want
Experts offer insight into why Chinese students choose the universities that they do, what they can pay, and what their English levels are really like.
New Ethics Code for Agents
Australia, Britain, Ireland and New Zealand issue joint statement on recruiting international students, backing system that remains controversial in the U.S.
Ni Hao, Future Educators
More foreigners are applying to U.S. graduate programs in education. Anecdotal evidence suggests the growth is driven largely by China.
Foreign Grad Applications Up Again
More international applicants -- especially from China -- want to enroll in graduate programs in the United States.
Back on Track
Study abroad and foreign enrollment rebounded from the impacts of the economic recession and participation in both is higher than ever.