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Indian Students at Harvard: Navigating Uncertainty Amid Trump Era Policies
- The Trump administration targeted Harvard University by freezing $2.2 billion in grants and restricting international student enrollment, causing uncertainty for Indian students.
- These actions followed allegations from the Department of Homeland Security that Harvard created an unsafe environment and resisted requests for information on foreign students.
- Indian students at Harvard face job market difficulties, visa instability, and anxiety about their future, with many unsure if they will remain in the US or return home.
- Visas are increasingly denied, with a 41% rejection rate between 2023 and 2024, and student visa appointment suspensions heighten the pressure on applicants.
- Experts warn this uncertainty threatens the career plans of Indian students and could have lasting negative effects on the US's role as a leading education destination.
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Indian Students At Harvard Navigate Uncertainties
Indian students at Harvard say they are navigating a "rollercoaster" of uncertainty and anxiety amid the Trump administration's relentless battle against the university while also dealing with a dearth of job opportunities.
Indian Students at Harvard: Navigating Uncertainty Amid Trump Era Policies
Indian Students at Harvard: Navigating Uncertainty Amid Trump Era Policies Indian students at Harvard University are grappling with unprecedented uncertainty due to the Trump administration's policies, which have targeted the institution with revocations of funding and student programs. Students expressed feelings of anxiety over job opportunities and visa statuses amidst an increasingly volatile environment.The policies have led to significant …
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