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Colleges in U.S. scramble to help Asian students stay enrolled

The Chronicle of Higher Education, 1998-01, Vol.44 (21), p.A38

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Colleges in U.S. scramble to help Asian students stay enrolled
Author: Desruisseaux, Paul
Subjects: Asian students ; College costs ; Colleges & universities ; Currency devaluation ; Economic aspects ; Economic conditions ; English Curriculum ; Finance ; Financial Problems ; Foreign students ; Government (Administrative Body) ; Income Contingent Loans ; Intensive Language Courses ; International Education ; Part Time Employment ; Planning ; Private Colleges ; Scholarships ; Social aspects ; Student financial aid ; Thai ; Tuition ; Undergraduate Students ; Universities ; Universities and colleges
Is Part Of: The Chronicle of Higher Education, 1998-01, Vol.44 (21), p.A38
Description: Economic turmoil in Asia has caused currencies to lose their value against the US dollar, hitting Asian students hard. The high cost of tuition is causing many students to consider dropping out, and many universities are proposing new scholarships for Asian students getting financial support from their families.
Publisher: Washington: Chronicle of Higher Education, Inc
Language: English
Identifier: ISSN: 0009-5982
EISSN: 1931-1362
CODEN: CHHEAI
Source: ProQuest Central

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