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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The rise in international undergrads wanting to attend in the U.S. is also fueling these admissions games.

20 years ago, this cohort was very small and very rich. But now? Huge numbers, especially as the upper middle class grows in places like China and India. [/quote]

International admissions is at its historic low. No one wants to pay top dollars to attend school online.  Its COVID, darlings![/quote]
International enrollment for college class of 2024 was significantly down.  However, international applications for class of 2025 may be up - though I don't see an overall international number in this article.
[quote]International applications "surged," except not from China. "While applicants from China declined by 18 percent, other countries exhibited noteworthy growth, including India (+28 percent); Canada (+22 percent); Pakistan (+37 percent); the United Kingdom (+23 percent); and Brazil (+41 percent)." (It should be noted that China last year sent by far the most students to study in the United States.)[/quote]
https://www.insidehighered.com/admissions/article/2021/01/26/common-apps-new-data-show-overall-gains-applications-not-first[/quote]

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