International Students Will Have To Leave U.S. If Schools Move Online

The video discusses the impact of ICE's new rule requiring international students to leave the US if their courses are fully online. Students express concerns about the social and financial implications, while universities face pressure to reopen for in-person classes. The American Council on Education criticizes the rule for its complexity. The financial impact on universities could be significant, as they rely on international students' tuition. ICE plans to remove exemptions made during the pandemic, raising concerns about visa fraud.

What is the main reason international students might have to leave the U.S. according to the ICE announcement?

• They have completed their studies.

• They have violated visa regulations.

• Their universities are moving entirely online.

• Their universities are closing permanently.

What are international students primarily waiting for from their universities?

• Visa extensions

• New online course offerings

• Reassurance about in-person classes

• Scholarship announcements

What is the American Council on Education's stance on the new ICE rule?

• It creates confusion and complexity.

• It encourages online learning.

• It provides clarity and certainty.

• It is beneficial for public health.

Why could losing international students be financially disastrous for U.S. universities?

• They participate in sports programs.

• They help with campus maintenance.

• They pay higher tuition rates.

• They contribute to cultural diversity.

What change did ICE make regarding course load requirements for international students during the pandemic?

• Increased the number of online courses allowed

• Removed the exemption for online courses

• Allowed students to study from any country

• Reduced the number of required credits