As Trump cracks down on student visas, other countries see opportunity

LONDON (AP)

Long U.S. visa wait times have led many international students, particularly from China, to consider studying in the U.K. or Asia, with British undergraduate applications rising by 2.2% and significant interest in Hong Kong universities. An analysis predicts U.S. international enrollment could drop by 30-40%, potentially costing the economy $7 billion, as institutions face increased scrutiny under the Trump administration.

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