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Demand for overseas study remains strong among Vietnamese students. In 2013, there were 125,000 Vietnamese students studying overseas, a 15 percent increase over 2012, according to the Ministry of Education and Training (MoET). The top five host countries were Australia, the United States, Japan

The Academic Credential Evaluation Subcommittee of the International Enrollment Management (IEM) Network is delighted to bring you this IEM Spotlight focused on Vietnam.

All of us dread the call notifying us that one of our students has been arrested. In fact, the type of advice and assistance provided to an international student in this situation is similar to that provided to a U.S. citizen, with the exception of the overlay of culture and immigration

In the case of a scholar, it may be a fellow faculty member realizing he has not seen the scholar in the lab, or that he/she has not shown up for work for the past week

The following is very general information regarding how to deal with the death of an international student or scholar.

The topic of commission-based promotion generated the most robust and passionate discussion to date on NAFSA's Marketing and Recruiting Network within the Recruitment, Admissions and Preparation Knowledge Community.

The November 2014 issue of IEM Spotlight offers readers a range of perspectives regarding the academic credentials found in Kazakhstan.

Ishrat Jahan of EducationUSA provides insight on international education efforts in modern Kazakhstan.

Marshall Houserman of Educational Perspectives provides an overview of the educational system of modern Kazakhstan.