Wanted: Foreign Students

By BURTON BOLLAG

Troubled by a precipitous decline in applications, U.S. colleges wonder if they are being shunned for good

Colloquy live: Read the transcript of a live, online discussion with Maura Harty, assistant U.S. secretary of state for consular affairs, about the visa restrictions imposed on foreign students and scholars since the September 11 attacks.

Bar graph: Showing how foreign-student enrollments in the United States have stagnated in recent years as they have grown in other

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College Officials Fear Tightening of Student-Visa Rules in Wake of Terrorist Attacks - September 28, 2001
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