The school closures are going to hurt universities far more than most know: Sports activity revenue.
U.S. backs down in fight with Harvard, MIT over student visas
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Re: U.S. backs down in fight with Harvard, MIT over student visas
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Setting aside blue states with moderate Republican governors, I see: 1/10 (Duke) 5/20 (Duke, Notre Dame, Vanderbilt, Rice, Wash U) 15/45 (Duke, Notre Dame, Vanderbilt, Rice, Wash U, Emory, Ann Arbor, Wake Forest, UVa, Georgia Tech, UNC-CH, UF, Case Western, College of William and Mary, Tulane) I doubt the split would be at the top 10 because they're simply too small to absorb all the domestic demand. I'm not sure how…
NC and VA both have Democrat governors.
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Re: U.S. backs down in fight with Harvard, MIT over student visas
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Average university that admits lots of foreign students take attendance including biometric attendance. This is especially true for universities where students are in constant crosshair of ICE/USCIS etc. This is done not because University cares about you attending but they have to comply with the law. If you admit a student from Pakistan in your Santa Clara campus but ICE finds the student working in New Jersey, the…
The attendance taking and biometric attendance sounds completely made up. I’ve lots of international students as friends and no one has made any passing mention of this and I’ve never seen this ever.
> take attendance including biometric attendance. This is especially true for universities where students are in constant crosshair of ICE/USCIS
A university whose 90-100% students are foreign students. These are always on the radar of ICE and DHS.