Foreign Enrollments at American Universities Drop for the First Time in 32 Years

By BURTON BOLLAG

The number of foreign students on American campuses declined last year by 2.4 percent -- the first drop in foreign enrollments since the 1971-72 academic year. The figures, which confirm widespread predictions, appear in the latest edition of "Open Doors," an authoritative annual report on academic mobility,...

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