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The law of supply and demand drove SKEMA, a French business school, to open campuses in the emerging markets of...

To a cash-strapped public university, the promise of hundreds of new international applicants each year, paying full out-of-state tuition and...

SEATTLE – Educators gathered here for this week's meeting of the American Association of Community Colleges are encouraging more two-year...

Applications from outside the United States are up 7 percent in 2010 at American graduate schools, a healthy increase that...

College leaders in the U.S. urged to enhance unity of North American higher ed on same day European academics issue study on how unified their institutions have become.

Amid criticism, U.S. universities have quietly paid companies commission to recruit students abroad. Now they're doing it publicly, and trying to standardize practices.

2008-9 saw record international enrollment in U.S. and 2007-8 saw record for Americans studying abroad. New data suggest years of big increases may be ending.

Figures for first-time students who are from the U.S. are up 6 percent; new international numbers are flat, with significant variation by country.