No Longer Dreaming of America

In India and China, far fewer students consider the U.S. the best place to go

By PAUL MOONEY and SHAILAJA NEELAKANTAN

Sun Zhi graduated from China's prestigious Tsinghua University in 2002, one year after the September 11 terrorist attacks. Yet despite getting a scholarship from an American university, the computer-science major was turned down for a visa by the U.S. Embassy...

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