by Access Education LLC | Jul 8, 2019 | Market U.S. Education to Asian Students, World Education Market
Study abroad programs are still popular with millions of Chinese students In April of 2019, China’s Ministry of Education revealed that a record high 662,100 Chinese students studied abroad in 2018, of these 596,300 students were self-funded, 30,200 were...
by Access Education LLC | Aug 21, 2018 | Market U.S. Education to Asian Students, World Education Market
In April of this year, US President Donald Trump had blamed U.S. colleges themselves for their inability to attract and enroll more international students. However, beginning August 9, a new policy initiated by his administration effectively discourages...
by Access Education LLC | Jul 25, 2018 | Market U.S. Education to Asian Students
We have recently received several inquiries from international students asking us about blacklisted (unaccredited) schools via our online live chat. One of those mentioned is Akamai University (http://www.akamaiuniversity.us) which is based in Hawaii. The other one of...
by Access Education LLC | Aug 23, 2017 | Academic and Cultural CRM, Market U.S. Education to Asian Students, World Education Market
What would you think if someone burned the American flag on your campus? Fortunately, most college administrations understand this action is protected by the first amendment, but not by the Fire Marshall. Flag Burning as a Form of Political Speech International...
by Access Education LLC | Jan 17, 2017 | Market U.S. Education to Asian Students
Note: This post is authorized by By the writer, Dr. Aldemaro Romero Jr. The content was first published in the Intelligencer on. 11/16/2015. In the last few months a significant number of college faculty and administrators have stated – some officially and some to...
by Access Education LLC | Dec 1, 2016 | Market U.S. Education to Asian Students, World Education Market
Throughout his campaign, U.S. President-Elect, Donald Trump, has stated that the cost of a college education concerns him. He suggests that one way to keep higher education affordable is to cap student loan repayments at a maximum of 12.5% of the borrower’s...
