Mr Glass says that SEVIS data shows a year-over-year foreign enrolment decline of-11% between March 2024 and March 2025, which, he estimates, represents up a loss of up to US$4 billion in economic impact (accounting for reduced spending on tuition and living expenses)
potentially costing the US economy up to $4 billion.This drop, which translates to 130,464 fewer international students, is significant and could impact areas like STEM graduate programs.
