Anxiety Over Student Visas Could Impact Enrollment, Mass. College Leaders Worry
Massachusetts college leaders are starting to speak out as their students complain the student visa process is unpredictable and anxiety ridden. That has a lot of schools worried the issue could start having a major effect on how they do business.
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