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'Inadequate' English, No Ph.D.
An international student dismissed from a psychology Ph.D. program after his clinical supervisors rated his English skills as inadequate sues the university for discrimination and denial of due process.
Opinion
Confusion at the Border: Career Counseling
Career counselors need active partners like enrollment management administrators, graduate deans and faculty members to manage international students’ expectations, says Alfreda James.
New Home for Liberal Arts
In Singapore, students are attracted to an approach beyond professional training.
H-1B Under Scrutiny
A series of scandals has led to increased political and media scrutiny of a visa program important to colleges.
Opinion
Are Chinese Students Driving Educational Imperialism?
Chinese students are flooding into America to obtain their college degrees. But, Adele Barker asks, are they getting the education they have come here to receive?
A Push to Send Students Abroad
At the Generation Study Abroad summit, a shared goal is to increase -- and diversify -- the pool of American students going overseas.
A Suppression Campaign?
Two new reports raise concerns about attempts “to silence advocacy for Palestinian rights” on campuses.
Pressure From All Sides: The 2015 Survey of Admissions Directors
The challenges facing college admissions leaders just keep growing. As has been the case in recent years, many colleges struggle...