Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Weak dollar attracts students to United States,
The falling dollar and economic growth in home countries are favorable for international students. The falling value of the dollar and the improvement of the economy abroad has opened the door for more international students to come to the University of Kansas. The low exchange rate, mixed with China’s economic boom, has given students an opportunity to study abroad and become a Jayhawk. Peter Morgan, Hastings, England, junior, was one student who took advantage of the weak dollar. “Now is the time to study abroad if you want more for your money,” he said.…………………………..While it is easier and less expensive for students around the world to come to the United States, there has been an influx of Chinese students eager to take advantage of the chance to learn in America’s capitalist environment.“The Chinese economy is improving so parents have money now to send their children to school overseas,” McGill said.…………………… [View Full Article]
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