Recruitment, Enrollment, and Advising

International student and scholar offices are often expected to provide timely, accurate tax guidance while also staying within the boundaries of their role. That tension is familiar across campuses. Students need practical help, offices are managing high volumes, and advisers must balance education

As international students increasingly evaluate destinations and institutions through the lens of career outcomes and long-term return on investment, employability has become central to global student mobility. Yet significant gaps remain between student expectations, secondary advising, university

International schools are the fastest-growing segment of global education, and the students they serve are reshaping international recruitment. What motivates today’s globally mobile students? How do they make college choices? And what role do international school counselors play in guiding those

The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region continues to present important opportunities for U.S. institutions seeking to diversify their international enrollment. As student interests evolve and recruitment approaches mature, understanding on-the-ground realities is critical for success. Join