This spring, the administration attempted to revoke Harvard’s authorization to host international students through the Student and Exchange Visitor Program . Harvard sued within hours. But, as Poets&Quants founder and editor-in-chief John Byrne wrote , damage had already been done: “The signal is clear: In today’s America, international students — no matter how talented, no matter how rule-abiding – are expendable.”Since the presidential inauguration of Donald Trump, U.S. universities have faced direct poli ...

U.S. B-schools rely on Indian students more than any other international group For U.S. business schools, the risk is growing. A proposed overhaul of the H‑1B visa process by the Trump administration could dramatically disrupt the flow of talent into MBA programs and the U.S. job market — a dual pipeline that elite programs have come to depend on. The threat is twofold: a new wage-based selection system that would favor higher-paid job offers, and a proposed $100,000 fee for each new H‑1B visa applicati ...