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Germany Remains Top Choice for International Students Despite Challenges
A DAAD survey reveals that Germany is the top choice for international students, with 75% of respondents stating it was their first preference, although a significant number reported facing discrimination.
Germany Remains Top Choice for International Students Despite Challenges
A DAAD survey reveals that Germany is the top choice for international students, with 75% of respondents stating it was their first preference, although a significant number reported facing discrimination.
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16% Bias Score
Former Greek Official Appointed Rector of Keele University's Greek Branch
Odysseas Zoras, a former Greek government official and university rector, has been appointed rector of the Greek branch of the UK's Keele University, sparking controversy among the opposition.
Former Greek Official Appointed Rector of Keele University's Greek Branch
Odysseas Zoras, a former Greek government official and university rector, has been appointed rector of the Greek branch of the UK's Keele University, sparking controversy among the opposition.
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60% Bias Score
Plummeting International Student Enrollment Cripples US Colleges
The significant drop in international student enrollment at US colleges, particularly impacting smaller institutions, is causing severe financial strain due to stricter visa policies and reduced application approvals.
Plummeting International Student Enrollment Cripples US Colleges
The significant drop in international student enrollment at US colleges, particularly impacting smaller institutions, is causing severe financial strain due to stricter visa policies and reduced application approvals.
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24% Bias Score
International Students in Europe: Work Permits, Wages, and Country Choices
Approximately 1.76 million international students, representing 8.4 percent of total enrollment, study in Europe annually; work is permitted in 30 countries, with work permit requirements, hourly wages, and permissible weekly work hours varying widely.
International Students in Europe: Work Permits, Wages, and Country Choices
Approximately 1.76 million international students, representing 8.4 percent of total enrollment, study in Europe annually; work is permitted in 30 countries, with work permit requirements, hourly wages, and permissible weekly work hours varying widely.
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32% Bias Score
Trump's $2.42 Billion Harvard Funding Cuts Spark Lawsuit
The Trump administration cut nearly $2.42 billion in research grants to Harvard University, citing an allegedly progressive ideology and anti-Israel bias; Harvard sued, arguing the cuts violate its First Amendment rights, impacting research on various critical issues and potentially leading to staff...
Trump's $2.42 Billion Harvard Funding Cuts Spark Lawsuit
The Trump administration cut nearly $2.42 billion in research grants to Harvard University, citing an allegedly progressive ideology and anti-Israel bias; Harvard sued, arguing the cuts violate its First Amendment rights, impacting research on various critical issues and potentially leading to staff...
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48% Bias Score
Tatum's "Peril and Promise": Navigating Higher Education's Crises
In "Peril and Promise," Beverly Daniel Tatum, drawing on her experience as a psychologist and college president, analyzes the political, financial, and cultural threats to higher education, advocating for inclusive practices and strong leadership to foster resilience and promote the institution's co...
Tatum's "Peril and Promise": Navigating Higher Education's Crises
In "Peril and Promise," Beverly Daniel Tatum, drawing on her experience as a psychologist and college president, analyzes the political, financial, and cultural threats to higher education, advocating for inclusive practices and strong leadership to foster resilience and promote the institution's co...
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44% Bias Score
TMU Opens New Brampton Medical School
Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) opened a new medical school in Brampton, Ontario, the first in the Greater Toronto Area in over a century, with an inaugural class of 94 students selected from over 6,400 applicants.
TMU Opens New Brampton Medical School
Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) opened a new medical school in Brampton, Ontario, the first in the Greater Toronto Area in over a century, with an inaugural class of 94 students selected from over 6,400 applicants.
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56% Bias Score
Kentucky Ends In-State Tuition for Illegal Immigrants After Lawsuit
Following a lawsuit by Attorney General Pam Bondi, Kentucky agreed to end its policy of providing in-state tuition to illegal immigrants, a decision based on a federal law barring such benefits unless offered to all U.S. citizens.
Kentucky Ends In-State Tuition for Illegal Immigrants After Lawsuit
Following a lawsuit by Attorney General Pam Bondi, Kentucky agreed to end its policy of providing in-state tuition to illegal immigrants, a decision based on a federal law barring such benefits unless offered to all U.S. citizens.
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56% Bias Score
Financial Crisis Looms for Some French Business Schools
Nine out of 23 French business schools failed to fill their seats this year, despite a 5% rise in applicants, triggering a financial crisis and highlighting the unsustainable economic model of the sector.
Financial Crisis Looms for Some French Business Schools
Nine out of 23 French business schools failed to fill their seats this year, despite a 5% rise in applicants, triggering a financial crisis and highlighting the unsustainable economic model of the sector.
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40% Bias Score
Millions in Debt: Identity Theft Fuels Surge in FAFSA Fraud
Fraudsters are exploiting the federal student aid system, using stolen identities to obtain Pell Grants and leaving colleges with millions of dollars in debt; social media facilitates this fraud through the sale of stolen identities, tutorials, and cash-out services.
Millions in Debt: Identity Theft Fuels Surge in FAFSA Fraud
Fraudsters are exploiting the federal student aid system, using stolen identities to obtain Pell Grants and leaving colleges with millions of dollars in debt; social media facilitates this fraud through the sale of stolen identities, tutorials, and cash-out services.
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Plan to Admit 600,000 Chinese Students Sparks Backlash
President Trump's plan to admit 600,000 Chinese students to US universities has drawn sharp criticism from conservatives worried about national security risks, while Trump argues it is economically crucial to prevent lower-tier colleges from failing.
Trump's Plan to Admit 600,000 Chinese Students Sparks Backlash
President Trump's plan to admit 600,000 Chinese students to US universities has drawn sharp criticism from conservatives worried about national security risks, while Trump argues it is economically crucial to prevent lower-tier colleges from failing.
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60% Bias Score
CIT's Exam Reforms Yield Record 162,005 Applications
Chiba Institute of Technology (CIT) received a record 162,005 applications this spring due to its new entrance exam reforms: waiving fees for the Common Test for University Admissions and allowing multiple applications per student, increasing applicants' chances of acceptance and attracting elite st...
CIT's Exam Reforms Yield Record 162,005 Applications
Chiba Institute of Technology (CIT) received a record 162,005 applications this spring due to its new entrance exam reforms: waiving fees for the Common Test for University Admissions and allowing multiple applications per student, increasing applicants' chances of acceptance and attracting elite st...
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48% Bias Score
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