Indian student arrivals to US crash 46% in July: Here’s how it could cost American students
Indian student visa arrivals to the US crashed by 46% in July 2025, triggering major financial alarm across American universities. A combination of visa freezes, heightened digital scrutiny, and immigration fears has led to a sharp drop in international enrolment. As Indian and Chinese students vanish, institutions face a projected $7 billion loss and 60,000 job cuts. The fallout threatens tuition subsidies, course offerings, and scholarships—placing the burden squarely on domestic students.
Indian student visa arrivals to the US crashed by 46% in July 2025, triggering major financial alarm across American universities. A combination of visa freezes, heightened digital scrutiny, and immigration fears has led to a sharp drop in international enrolment. As Indian and Chinese students vanish, institutions face a projected $7 billion loss and 60,000 job cuts. The fallout threatens tuition subsidies, course offerings, and scholarships—placing the burden squarely on domestic students. What's Your Reaction?
