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Foreign student enrollment in the U.S. fell 1% in fall 2025, with a 17% drop in new international students due to stricter visas and declining interest from China and India.
Foreign student enrollment at U.S. colleges dipped 1% in fall 2025, with a sharp 17% drop in new international students—the steepest since the pandemic—driven by stricter visa policies, travel delays, and declining interest, especially from India and China.
Despite overall stability, many universities reported steep declines in graduate enrollment, prompting budget cuts at institutions like DePaul, Kent State, and the University at Albany.
While Optional Practical Training helped offset losses, nearly 60% of schools cited visa issues, and growing interest in Europe and Asia raises concerns about long-term sustainability.
Colleges responded with flexible enrollment options, but experts warn of further declines in coming years.
La matrícula de estudiantes extranjeros en los Estados Unidos cayó un 1% en el otoño de 2025, con una caída del 17% en nuevos estudiantes internacionales debido a visas más estrictas y a la disminución del interés de China e India.