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EPISODE · Apr 1, 2019 · 21 MIN

Lessons from the latest CGS International Graduate Admissions Survey study

from NACUBO In Brief

Council of Graduate Schools (CGS) has released their new International Graduate Admissions Survey study. On today's show, Liz Clark sits down with Lauren Inouye and Hironao Okahana from CGS to talk about the study and the impacts of the political and economic impacts on international student enrollment in the United States. The biggest takeaway this year? The second general cycle of decline in enrollment in international graduate enrollment. But some of the reasons may surprise you. Join us today to hear about the benchmarking around the data can help you make more educated decisions in your own enrollment efforts. Lauren Inouye serves as Vice President for Public Policy and Government Affairs and Hironao Okahana Associate VP for Research and Policy Analysis at the Council of Graduate Affairs. Links & Notes Council of Graduate Schools International Graduate Admissions

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