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« on: July 12, 2017, 10:09:01 AM »

I'm not a fan of tinkering with visas, personally, or leaving which students get to come up to Trump's DHS.

However, capping the % of foreign students at American universities wouldn't be the worst idea. You'd still have to let universities choose who to accept within those parameters

A number of state universities in a way view foreign students as a cash cow. Foreign students pay a lot in tuition, fees, and expenses and are often able to contribute more to the local economy than domestic students, given their financial situation. Losing foreign tuition money would require some budgetary re-working at many state universities.

Not that I'm saying it's a reason to forego thinking about a cap on foreign students, just that it's something that would need to be considered.
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« Reply #1 on: July 14, 2017, 05:41:07 PM »

I'm not a fan of tinkering with visas, personally, or leaving which students get to come up to Trump's DHS.

However, capping the % of foreign students at American universities wouldn't be the worst idea. You'd still have to let universities choose who to accept within those parameters

A number of state universities in a way view foreign students as a cash cow. Foreign students pay a lot in tuition, fees, and expenses and are often able to contribute more to the local economy than domestic students, given their financial situation. Losing foreign tuition money would require some budgetary re-working at many state universities.

Not that I'm saying it's a reason to forego thinking about a cap on foreign students, just that it's something that would need to be considered.

Of course, though the "cash cow" mentality is precisely why unis need serious reform. I would cap out-of-state students too, for that matter. Universities treat both as cash cows at the expense of the children of the state's taxpayers.

This seems like a reasonable solution all around. There are a few potential issues that I can think of, but it seems better than the status quo where state universities perversely are encouraged to prefer out of state students for their increased revenue.
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