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As international graduate student enrollment falls, US schools scramble to fill the hole

Enrollment of graduate students from abroad is plunging at U.S. schools, leaving them with gaping holes in their budgets.

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As international graduate student enrollment falls, US schools scramble to fill the holeEnrollment of graduate students from abroad is plunging at U.S. schools, leaving them with gaping holes in their budgets.
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