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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] We are Brazilian currently living in São Paulo and my son was accepted to Brown and NYU and also a couple of European schools. Given the recent US Gov view on foreign students, we have the same issues that you Americans do when worrying about your kids going abroad. We adivsed him to forgo those offers and accept one of the UK/EU offers. He is now deciding between LSE, St Andrews and Bocconi.[/quote] Same here. We are from Turkey. My son had offers from UCLA, Chicago and Dartmouth. He always dreamt of studying in the US. Both his father and I studied in the US. But given the latest environment, he is turning down those schools for UCL in London.[/quote] I’m an American, and I think we’ll somehow get the Trump problem under control, but I think you’re right to be nervous about sending your children to the United States, and I think Americans have to be extra thoughtful about sending our kids abroad. We might all be lovely people. We might all live in same places where most people are kind to students and serious problems are rare. But Trump is doing so many crazy, infuriating things that it’s hard to know what the limits of insanity are or how people will react. Sending students across borders for college today is not the same move as in 2023. Chances are that most students will be physically safe, but we’re seeing Trump screwing Fulbright grant recipients over mid-semester. He’s just not someone who cares whether your kid is one term paper away from passing a class. He’ll cheerfully deport students and start shooting wars while our kids are in the middle of final exams in the countries under attack. He’ll cheerfully have goons smash the your kid’s lab rats. So, your kid might be fine, but who wants to put up with all of that chaos while you’re studying? [/quote] What's it like living in constant fear of Trump? It must be terrible for you - so delicate and fragile[/quote]
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