As the number of Americans and foreign students applying for registration increases, universities are becoming more competitive. Many American students often cannot attend the university of their choice due to this competitiveness. With the growing number of areas that require higher education, our universities should first prioritize Americans for registration.

International Institute of Education (IIE) announcement In November, the visa-based American universities will have over 1.1 million foreign students. They currently account for 6% of student enrollment in higher education. India had the largest number of students in American schools, with around 332,000 students. China was second in 277,000.

It’s not necessarily a bad thing for foreign students to attend American universities, but they should be allowed to apply for registration even if there are no more Americans seeking attendance. (Related: Casey Ryan: I don’t want universities to know about their insane Dei research, whining about Trump’s fundraising suspension.

University of The best number Foreign students are 27,247 New York University, 21,023 Northeastern University, and 20,321 Columbia University.

accept rate For New York University, it’s only 7.7%, total 57,335 Students. Foreigners are 48% of university student organizations. This is the registration that the university should have considered Americans first.

Northeastern University isn’t that different. At university accept rate Total of 6% 31,159 Students. The majority of students enrolled in the Northeast are 67% of foreigners.

Columbia University is one of the most famous universities in the country and is an Ivy League institution. accept rate Only 4%. The whole school Attendance It’s 34,782. In other words, international students are 58% of registered students.

The registration and admission process for America’s most prestigious and sought-after universities is dominated by foreigners. Given the low acceptance rates of each of these universities, this appears to be a collaborative effort by leadership despite the Supreme Court. Prohibited Positive behavior in 2023 for university admissions.

Limiting the number of American students at universities while allowing foreigners to attend from overseas hurts the United States in the long run. Students who graduated from more famous universities Historically obtain more Over his career compared to his counterparts attending other colleges.

The Economic Innovation Group has released it Report Last year, only 41% of international students revealed that since graduating, they remained in the United States for a long time. Only 17% of foreigners who have completed their bachelor’s degrees stay in the country. Most of these students return home and use their newly acquired skills to help other countries compete with our economy.

Another growing concern over the past 20 years is that other countries are sending students to American universities to act as spies. This is especially true for Chinese students. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) charging Many Chinese students at American Spy Colleges over the years.

The issue is bipartisan, with both Democrats and Republicans paying attention to the issue. Previously Democrat Sen. Mark Warner from Virginia I insisted The Chinese Communist Party has “a great power over citizens.” He said, “We have seen the Chinese government use their power to encourage citizens to espionage in some cases, scientific or industrial spying.”

If foreign students use enrolled in American universities to provide intelligence and confidential information to the government, they are acting as a national security threat to the United States that is unacceptable when they are at universities that have denied American students in the same place in their registration.

While American students deserve to attend our university as foreigners and take advantage of opportunities in ways that actually benefit the United States, there is no problem with foreigners wanting to use their education as a springboard to build a better life.

American students should always come first and foremost.

Casey Ryan is an educational issue writer and investigative reporter.

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