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Harvard can wait, Olympics can't: CWG Squash winner Anahat Singh puts college plan on hold to focus on Los Angeles 2028Prioritizing her athletic ambitions, Anahat Singh has chosen to delay her college education in pursuit of Olympic qualification. Targeting ...- As Donald Trump targets Harvard over foreign students, Indians rethink study abroad plansAmidst the Trump administration's escalating conflict with Harvard over foreign student information, Indian students are weighing alternati...
- Ivy League dreams in limbo: Visas, verdicts & very anxious studentsAn education consultant navigates the shifting landscape of US college admissions for Indian students, marked by visa uncertainties and hei...
- Federal judge extends order blocking Trump administration ban on foreign students at HarvardA federal judge has extended a temporary restraining order, blocking the Trump administration's attempt to prevent Harvard University from ...
- What studying in the US looks like post-pandemic & things to consider before filling in that applicationWith several institutions going test-optional or test-blind institutions for Fall 2022, the acceptance ratios for most colleges have droppe...
- Taking a Gap year in Covid times: Why not?In international academic parlance, the gap year is a voluntary break students take - usually while transitioning from one academic stage t...
- American colleges’ admission rates dip to record lows, but international students gainApplicants are facing one of the most competitive admission processes this year as the number of applications have increased. Also, several...
- Four Indian-Americans among 32 students chosen as Rhodes Scholars from USAmerican Secretary of the Rhodes Trust Elliot Gerson announced the names of the 32 Americans chosen as Rhodes Scholars representing the US ...
- More Indians head to top B-schools abroadMore Indian students are taking a shot at applying to top overseas business schools or STEM courses despite the Covid-19 pandemic, said lea...
- US says no new foreign students allowed to enter the country if all classes are onlineInternational students who are already in the U.S. or are returning from abroad and already have visas will still be allowed to take classe...
- Legal challenges, workarounds as White House digs in on foreign student squeezeTens of thousands of foreign students are stuck between Trump & schools and colleges tug of war over reopening.
- Students shun American dream, eye Canada, UKConfusion and uncertainty over the changed rules have left students – especially those in universities that had announced only online class...
- Thousands of Indian students in US lose visa powerIn a statement on Monday, US Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) said students with non-immigrant visas cannot take a full online cours...
- Top B-schools not to insist on GMAT, some will even waive application feesUniversities have also extended their deadlines for receiving applications in round four; some have even introduced a fifth round to fill c...
- A day after Trump's disapproval, Ivy League schools Harvard, Yale & Princeton reject US relief aidThe colleges and universities were offered $14 billion as part of a $2.2 trillion rescue package.
- CAT is old hat for Gen Y; GMAT aspirants rise as young guns eye global B-schoolsThe number of students under 25 appearing for GMAT rose 19% in 2014 from the previous year, according to data from the Graduate Management ...
- Fee hike, entrepreneurship push on IIMs' top agenda in 2015With six new IIMs set to start operations from the forthcoming session, 2015 will be a big year for the country’s premier management instit...
- Proposed changes in Delhi University’s undergraduate courses must be replicated nationallyWhat are universities for? Universities should focus on “learning for earning” and their primary value is filtering and creating “employer ...
- Cut in scholarships melts foreign dreamsReduced scholarships and a shrinking job market are forcing students to defer their plans of studying abroad.
- Score more with a longer stayNew economy companies are paying out 25-30% as cash bonuses if employees stick on.
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