This is the fourth annual report on the effects of the introduction of variable fees arrangements for UK and EU-domiciled full-time undergraduates attending higher education institutions in England. This report, like its predecessors, brings together a range of information from publicly accessible sources and the institutions themselves about the…

This paper discusses the topic of "interculturality" in higher education as it relates to global student mobility and internationalization efforts at higher education institutions. Starting with the underlying idea of "internationalization at home", it explores domestic students' intercultural experiences at a summer…

The purpose of this study is to move beyond the more traditional focus on individual characteristics as they relate to anxiety in the use of a foreign language. In order to do this, cultural characteristics, perceptions of the cause of successful learning, and foreign (English) language use anxiety were included as the major variables. Three…

Based on a paper delivered at the Gulf Southwest Section meeting of ASEE, Texas A&M University, March 21-23, 1968.

THIS REPORT DESCRIBES RESEARCH STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION--BOTH RESEARCH IN PROGRESS AND RESEARCH RECENTLY COMPLETED. INCLUDED ARE (1) THE AUTHORS' NAMES AND ADDRESSES, (2) A SUMMARY OF THE PURPOSE, SCOPE, METHOD, AND MAJOR FINDINGS OF STUDY, AND (4) THE ADDRESSES FROM WHICH COPIES MAY BE SECURED. THE CONTENTS ARE DIVIDED INTO 13 BROAD…

This hearing was called to examine the current status and relevance of the foreign student tracking system in the United States in the context of the events of September 11, 2001 and the passage of the PATRIOT Act, which authorized funds to expand the foreign student tracking system. An opening statement by George W. Gekas, Chairman of the House…

Increased admissions of foreign students would require junior colleges to expand their practices in financial aid, language training, and advisement. (MS)

Discusses foreign students who must translate educational experience into practical service upon return home, and asks whether US institutions are doing enough to prepare foreign students for such careers. (WM)

Colleges report that foreign student enrollments are declining as tighter U.S. regulations make other countries' programs seem more attractive to many students. (EV)

Alerts counselors to the problem of the diploma mills in the hopes that they will caution students seeking studies abroad. Describes types of diploma mills and how to spot them. Discusses the difference between "authorized" and "accredited." (Author/ABL)

Collected descriptive information regarding college student roommate rapport and understanding for 30 International/American roommate pairs and compared International/American roommates of International hall with matched sample of American/American roommates from other residence halls on roommate rapport and understanding. Found no significant…

A tremendous amount has been written on culture shock experienced by people who leave their own cultures for another. This essay defines and describes culture shock and clash in general, discusses the literature related to different aspects of culture shock as it relates to international students, describes other related library literature,…

This book contains a compilation of papers presented at the International Psychological Applications Conference and Trends (InPACT) 2019, organized by the World Institute for Advanced Research and Science (W.I.A.R.S.). Modern psychology offers a large range of scientific fields where it can be applied. The goal of understanding individuals and…

This joint hearing follows a hearing focused on a report issued by the Subcommittee on International Organizations, Human Rights, and Oversight entitled, "The Decline in America's Reputation, Why?" based on a series of some 10 hearings. The report documented the dramatic decline in international approval for American leadership from historic…