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The use of commission-based agents to recruit international students has increased dramatically within the past few years. Between 2011 and 2016, the percentage of schools using agents in the United States nearly tripled, jumping from 11 percent to 30 percent,
Read moreThe 2016/17 school year marked the first time in 12 years that higher education institutions (HEIs) in the United States enrolled fewer new international students: Schools saw a 3.3 percent decline over the previous year. Student enrollments and applications are down for the majority
Read more“Japanese companies rely on international graduates” Released by the Ministery of Justice, the figure is a new record for the number of international graduates allowed to work and saw a 15.4% growth from 2016, a jump just short of 3,000 additional permits.
Read moreThe fifth annual U.S. News Best Global Universities rankings 2019 provides insight into how universities compare globally. Since an increasing number of students plan to enroll in universities outside of their own country, the Best Global Universities rankings – which focus specifically on schools’ academic research and reputation overall and not on their
Read moreSchools in Yukon, Canada Introduction to Yukon Located in the far northwest of Canada, Yukon has a fabled place in the country’s history. Perhaps most famous for the Klondike Gold Rush in 1987, Yukon is now home to approximately 34,000 people,
Read moreIntroduction to SaskatchewanSaskatchewan is one of the prairie provinces of Western Canada. It is home to one of the country’s most rapidly growing economies and populations, thanks largely to an influx of immigrants from around the world. Its economy is
Read moreIntroduction to QuebecKnown as “la belle province” (the beautiful province) to its locals, Quebec is Canada’s largest province and home to approximately 7,900,000 people. Quebec is a vibrant multicultural province, often earning it recognition as the “Europe of North America”.
Read moreIntroduction to Prince Edward IslandPrince Edward Island (PEI), which consists of the island itself and several surrounding isles, is Canada’s smallest province. It is sometimes called ‘the birthplace of Canada’ because of the Charlottetown conference, which led to the country’s
Read moreIntroduction to OntarioAs Canada’s most populous province, Nearly 40 per cent of Canadians call Ontario home. Ontario is also home to Canada’s capital city, Ottawa, and its largest city, Toronto. In many ways, Ontario is the center of Canada’s economic, social,
Read moreIntroduction to Nova ScotiaNova Scotia is a small Canadian province located in the ‘Maritimes’ region of the country. The province is composed of the Nova Scotia peninsula, Cape Breton Island, and over 3,000 smaller islands. Its capital city, Halifax, is known
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