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What We’re Reading: IHE Article “Friendless in America”

September 28, 2012January 26, 2021

Colleges and Universities are looking to international recruiting as a real growth opportunity. In regions of the country where the number of high school graduating seniors are flat or in decline, relying on the traditional first time full time student to stabilize and grow enrollments is just not enough. This article speaks to a more fundamental question: Are Colleges and Universities ready to create a campus environment that helps international student connect much like has been done over the years for the domestic student freshman connect? Inside Higher Ed: Friendless in America