New U.S. Visa Rules May Bar Some Chinese Students

The video discusses a new rule affecting international students in the US, particularly from China, due to national security concerns. If students are enrolled in online-only classes, they risk deportation unless they transfer or adjust their status. This has sparked criticism, especially from Harvard, which argues the rule is too broad and financially harmful to colleges. The policy has drawn significant attention and criticism on social media.

What is the primary reason given by the Trump administration for the rule change affecting international students?

• To increase domestic student enrollment

• To reduce tuition fees

• To improve educational standards

• To address national security concerns

What risk do international students face if their college does not offer in-person classes?

• Loss of scholarship

• Deportation

• Increased tuition fees

• Limited access to resources

What are some steps international students can take to maintain their nonimmigrant status?

• Enroll in more online courses

• Transfer to another university

• Seek employment

• Apply for permanent residency

Which university is mentioned as a major critic of the rule change?

• Stanford University

• Princeton University

• Harvard University

• Yale University

What financial impact does the rule change have on colleges?

• Increased funding from the government

• More scholarships available for international students

• Higher tuition fees for domestic students

• Financial strain due to loss of international students