Why Asia-Pacific Students Beyond China and India Still Choose U.S. Colleges
By Lindsey Kundel, Editor in Chief, InGenius Prep Image Credit: Hartono Creative Studio for Unsplash+ While headlines fixate on China’s slowdown and India’s surge, another story has been unfolding more quietly. Across the Asia-Pacific region, students from countries like South Korea, Vietnam, Taiwan, and Indonesia have kept U.S. international enrollment surprisingly stable. They are the […]
The Best-Value U.S. Universities for Chinese Students (2025 Edition)
A data-driven guide with personal insights and career outcome research for families seeking smart, strategic choices By Lindsey Kundel, Editor-in-Chief Image Credit: Hartono Creative Studio for Unsplash+ Introduction When I worked as an administrator at international schools in Asia, one of the most common questions I heard from Chinese families was simple—but loaded with complexity: […]
Can the U.S. Win Back Middle Eastern Students?
By Lindsey Kundel, Editor in Chief, InGenius Prep Image Credit: Alex Shuper for Unsplash+ For years, the Middle East was one of the most reliable pipelines of international students to U.S. campuses. No country represented this better than Saudi Arabia. At its peak in 2015, the Kingdom sent more than 60,000 students abroad — the […]
The Indian Student Surge (2025): What’s Fueling Record U.S. Enrollment
India isn’t just sending more students—it’s redefining international education. Our 2025 analysis shows how Indian families, graduate programs, and migration goals are reshaping U.S. enrollment economics.
India Surpasses China in U.S. Enrollment-What Happens Next?
India has passed China in U.S. enrollment. This analysis explains why the lines crossed, how graduate programs, visa pathways, and ROI drove India’s rise, and what the shift means for universities and families.
High Price, Low Enrollment: Are Elite U.S. Schools Losing Chinese Students?
Harvard, MIT, and other elites are enrolling fewer Chinese students. Behind the drop: price sensitivity, visa scrutiny, and shifting definitions of value in international education.
Where Chinese Students Go—And Where They Don’t: A 2025 Geographic Analysis
Chinese students haven’t left the U.S.—they’ve become more strategic. See which regions are thriving, which are overlooked, and why.