Research Reports

International admissions is becoming more competitive than ever, and international students face unique challenges in pursuing higher education in the US. Discover how graduate enrollment management (GEM) professionals can recruit and support them adequately.

The 2023-24 academic year saw international student enrollment returning to pre-pandemic levels – with international graduate students driving the growth. With this growth, it is crucial to understand their unique experiences: challenges, resources, and key factors of influence in their pursuit of graduate studies in the U.S.

International admissions is becoming more competitive than ever, and international students face unique challenges in pursuing higher education in the US. Discover how graduate enrollment management (GEM) professionals can recruit and support them adequately.

Recovering from the pandemic, U.S. universities are seeing an uptick in international enrollment. However, the numbers have been declining over the past few years. More than ever, it’s crucial to reevaluate how institutions are attracting, engaging, and supporting international students.

Today’s international student has more options than ever when it comes to studying overseas. With the knowledge economy, employers often value skills over a diploma’s pedigree. When it came to “value,” some students might think the U.S. comes up short, especially when it comes to jobs and career pathways.